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Individual purpose and world change
A version of this article was published in The Christian Science Monitor’s Christian Science Perspective column, July 5, 2016.
Many Millennials have a sincere desire to contribute fresh ideas to solve a variety of world problems, positively contribute to changing the status quo on a global level, and find a sense of personal balance and professional purpose. However, paying off student loans, overcoming stereotypes, and finding right opportunities for their talents can prove difficult.
These are challenges I can relate to. I loved international relations, spent time overseas, and obtained a college degree in that field. I considered myself a global citizen and wanted to help develop solutions to challenges in the world.
I felt overwhelmed with decisions and afraid of making a mistake. So I prayed for guidance.
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February 19, 2018 issue
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From the readers
Bob Minnocci, Kristen Behan
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Peel off those labels
Virginia Gathings
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Teamwork and the divine Ego
Mary Ann Lomascolo
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What does God ‘require’ of me?
Emily Sander
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Diversity without divisions
Christian Kongolo
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Forgiving hate, finding healing
Joan Bernard Bradley
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Individual purpose and world change
Allison J. Rose-Sonnesyn
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Truth found me
Laura Bonnecarrere
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Talk to my friends about Christian Science? Me?
Courtlyn Reekstin
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Ankle healed and character transformed
Emily Reynolds Smith
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Profound sense of Love’s allness heals chest pain
Name Withheld
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Pinkeye symptoms healed
Chrissie Sison
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As a trusting bird
Elizabeth Mata
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The value of self-knowledge
Barbara Vining
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Hair care
Deborah Huebsch
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‘I am a what?’
Molly Johnson
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The way I really am
John Biggs