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[Madeline Cassidy, “ ‘Citizens … of the household of God,’ ” Sentinel, December 10, 2018]
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Find refreshing rest

One way to think of “rest” is as being still in order to feel the comfort and protection of the allness and love of God.
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Waves of peace

I began to see that the peace of God was ever present and ever active.
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We can stand our ground, spiritually and confidently, knowing that all evil must flee (as darkness flees from light) because it has no power or reality in God’s creation.
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Getting beyond knee-jerk reactions

Much more than willing oneself to “just get over it,” turning to God’s always-active love and guidance lifts us out of unhealthy mental states.
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Comprehending the Word is a living conversation we each have with God.
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How I Found Christian Science

My Redeemer lives!

When I was in college, I injured my back at work.
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Kids
One day in ballet class I hurt my spine and my chest a bit when I tumbled forward.
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Testimony of Healing
Not long ago my wife became unable to attend to her portion of our customary chores, so I assumed cooking, laundry, and the like in addition to my full-time job.
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Testimony of Healing

Kitten healed

Recently we adopted two kittens from a rescue shelter.
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Testimony of Healing

Divine Truth dissolves growth

Through the years, I have had many healings by applying the teachings of Christian Science.
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The Cause of Christian Science invites all of us to be part of that great company of people publishing the evidence of good. 
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