September 30, 2019
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From the Editors
Welcome to this issue of the Christian Science Sentinel! Every piece in this issue has been written by writers in their twenties and thirties, in line with the upcoming “Being a Force for Good” summit being held in Boston from October 11 to 13.
Any inspiration to do good is, by definition, from God, who is the source of all good.
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We’re facing some daunting global problems, but Love is providing answers.
For two years I worked as a mentor for high school students from under-served backgrounds.
I stopped looking forward to doing other things and started loving what I had to do that moment.
During the summers after my sophomore and junior years in college, I worked as an intern with the United States House of Representatives in Washington, DC.
Knowing that God is caring for us enables us to better parent our daughter.
As individuals, we are each a force for good as we grow spiritually and bring to bear on all that we do a sense of the healing Christ.
Midway through college, I found myself in an especially rough place.
When I was young, I attended a boarding school organized by Christian Scientists, which I found helpful in many ways.
The Bible, which I study to deepen my understanding of God, assures us, “Where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is liberty”.
Proving God true in the details of our lives helps guide thought to that bigger sense of hope.
