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Trust in God’s love
How does one cope with the loss of a loved one? I had to face this challenge when I lost a close relative, whom I had lived with for many years and had companioned with on many joyous adventures. I was left alone in my home, without any immediate family close by, and I was wondering what was ahead of me for the rest of my life.
I had relied on Christian Science throughout my life to meet my needs, so I knew that, even though I was grieving, I could view this time as an opportunity to really trust and listen for God’s guidance. Often I was literally on my knees with soulful and sometimes tearful prayers, but I prayed daily to understand that God was the true source of provision for all my needs.
At Sunday services at my branch Church of Christ, Scientist, I pondered the passage printed on the front wall, “Divine Love always has met and always will meet every human need” (Mary Baker Eddy, Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures, p. 494).
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November 28, 2016 issue
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Letters
Lori Marquart, Brenda Riontino
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Trust in God’s love
Gail Ellen McBride
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Reflections on divine reflection
Kim Shippey
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My true north
John Biggs
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Simultaneous challenges healed
Frederick R. Andresen
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Spider bite healed
Jan K. Keeler
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Horse healed of colic
Alice Runzi
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Healed in church
Eric D. Pagett
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'Love, redolent with unselfishness ...'
Photograph by Sue Holzberlein
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Pulling kids from war’s rubble
<i>The Monitor’s</i> Editorial Board
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Innocence and the armor of Love
Mary Alice Rose
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Self-knowledge and spiritual growth
Deborah Huebsch