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The power of ‘let’
You might say I grew up with my dukes up. I figured that if anything would be made of my life, I would have to make it happen.
And then, after some years of pushing, willing, and trying every which way to make things happen—with limited results—I found a much better way to approach life. Through the study of Christian Science, I learned about what I call the power of “let.” Such a small word, with such big implications. Getting a fuller understanding of what that can mean for seekers of spiritual truth provides a lift to our efforts to grow in our understanding of the Divine. And, of course, spiritual growth results in wonderful things happening.

May 14, 2018 issue
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From the readers
Jean Hodinh, Carole Bell
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Worthy—and free from the weight of the past
Terry Ann Homan
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The power of ‘let’
Deborah Huebsch
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Truth is always the solution
Yvonne Joy Prinsloo
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‘I wanted to serve God’
Benjamim Pilipili Vonga
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Self-doubt: Exit stage right
Juliet Beck
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Black and white? Or brothers?
Name Withheld
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Instant healing of kitchen burn
Jan Abrams
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No longer lactose intolerant
Charlene Anne Miller
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Arm restored to full mobility
Cindy Martin
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‘Grateful for all the good’
Emmalee Dent
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'O God, our Father-Mother, Life ...'
Photograph by Ann Blamey
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Growing beyond ‘us and them’
Tony Lobl