Letters January 11, 2016 Issue

Letters

Barbara Goll, John Varnes, Julie-Anne Eastman

Continuing Column  

We’ve been running a Sentinel column called “Turning points in spiritual growth.” In this column, readers can share experiences that have particularly made them grow in their practice of Christian Science—times in which the truth became clearer and the pathway ahead felt more certain. For submission information visit jsh.christianscience.com/submit. Please mention the name of the column in “Author comments” on the submission form.

The December 21, 2015, Sentinel surpassed all expectations. Mark Swinney’s “The meekness that receives the Christ” describes the transformation of thought that brings healing when we welcome in the Christ. Lynn Jackson’s “The ‘devotion of thought’ to healing” reminds us that time is no factor in healing, as divine Love meets all our needs now, without delay. Allison Phinney’s editorial, “The Spirit of God bearing ‘outward, upward, heavenward,’ ” provides the correct vision of God as loving everyone everywhere right now, all over the planet—in itself a healing prayer. I cherish the periodicals as sublime spiritual nourishment. God bless the contributors and editorial staff, who feed us with such exquisite spiritual sustenance.

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