November 24, 2014
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We are always expecting something, but too often our expectations are negative.
I knew God’s guidance would come to her in a way that was not only enlightening but also calming.
My mother saw the need to look at the mental nature of what needed to be handled instead of being preoccupied with what her body was telling her.
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<p>We must look where we would walk, <br>and we must act as possessing all power <br>from Him in whom we have our being.
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The subject of this week’s Bible Lesson from the Christian Science Quarterly, “Ancient and Modern Necromancy, alias Mesmerism and Hypnotism, Denounced,” conveys a lot! But it boils down to the fact that anything based on the belief that mental malpractice has intelligence or power is not only denounced but impossible in the face of the allness and omnipotence of God, good.
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Several countries have a national holiday called “Thanksgiving” in which families, friends, and communities pause to give thanks to God and to share their bounty with those in need.
The Christian Science Monitor played a pivotal role in deepening my relationship with a relative who had a negative view of Christian Science.
Though I had been looking forward to Christian Science Primary class instruction, I hadn’t known just how wonderful it would be.
If ever I had any doubt about Christian Science treatment, it was put to rest some time ago.
Last June I was on a vacation in Yosemite National Park with my grandson.
A couple of years ago I became ill the day before Thanksgiving.
One Sunday, after attending my branch Church of Christ, Scientist, and running a few errands, I came home feeling awful, struggling with flu-like symptoms.
We can count on divine Love to fulfill its law of mercy, as we honestly strive to increasingly express love toward others.
