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Yielding perfectionism to God’s perfection
In my early twenties I recall hearing about, and admiring, Japanese companies that had the goal of bettering even their most successful products daily. I loved learning about this approach to business.
And I was even more thrilled when I learned about Christian Science, which guides us into the same expectancy for improvement in our individual lives. Christian Science reveals, and enables us to prove, that continuous improvement is a natural outcome of understanding and accepting the true nature of God, who the Bible says is perfect (see Matthew 5:48). I’ve had precious moments of understanding this spiritual truth that have brought resolution to tough situations at work and in church, to financial and relationship problems, and to the need for improved health. In this way it has been proved to me that thought uplifted by a spiritual consciousness of God’s perfection brings harmony out in our lives in very practical ways.

September 2, 2019 issue
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From the readers
Shelagh Reddy, Claire Fisher, Chris Johnson
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Efforts, appreciation, and healing for all
Barbara Vining
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The Love that answers caregivers’ cries for help
Susan Booth Mack Snipes
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What maintains us?
Elaina Simpson
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Honorable service that glorifies God
Matthew Schmidt
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Getting beyond greed
Lyle Young
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Press the reset button
Virginia Young
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Lost something? Don’t look. Listen.
Rick Lipsey
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Protected and guided during and after carjacking
Daniel Heale
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Freed from pain
Charlene Anne Miller
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No effects from a fall
Valerie Minard
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'The tide of time shall never ...'
Photograph by Peter Anderson