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Letters

[“Silence the inner cynic,” Cheryl Ranson, October 3, 2016, Sentinel]
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We can always repent, return to God, and be welcomed home.

Light in the prison

I attend a local branch Church of Christ, Scientist, and am part of an Institutional Committee—we go into the local prison and read the Christian Science Bible Lesson with the prisoners a few times a month.

Set free

I have worked with the homeless and also served for many years in a Christian Science Reading Room.
Repentance makes spiritual transformation possible.

Lord, Love, Shepherd

Lord, Love, Shepherdembraces me in care.

Many answered prayers

In spite of all the challenges we may face, right here, right now, we can feel God’s presence when we turn to Him, divine Mind, for help.

Echo and the bees

My dog, Echo, is black with a little white stripe down his nose and floppy ears.

Quick healing of paralysis

I am immensely grateful for Christian Science and have experienced its healing efficacy for several decades.
I’d like to share a healing that has meant a great deal to me.
Several years ago my job required me to fly periodically between South Africa and the United States.
News can seem to be a nonstop narrative of tragedies and victims: an unceasing flow of children, women, and men routed by war, fleeing drought, epidemics, terrorists, repression.

The law that moves us forward

I’ve been praying a good deal lately about post-traumatic stress disorder.
Spiritual alertness and intuitiveness were qualities Christ Jesus stressed for his disciples and for all those who followed him: “What I say unto you I say unto all, Watch”.
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