October 5, 2020
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[Beth Campbell, “The Scriptures were opening up to me,” Sentinel, August 24, 2020]
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As we prioritize God in our thinking, we are living our love for Him, trusting Him to care for our needs.
We can separate ourselves from accepting, entertaining, or promoting any thoughts that could be harmful to ourselves and others.
What we experience is often collective as well as individual, and we can find ourselves participating in the collective dream called mortal existence.
In 2014, on our family’s first Sunday after moving to the United States from China, we saw a building with a sign that said First Church of Christ, Scientist, so we stepped in.
For this author, desire for release from the emotional pain she was feeling turned into a pattern of self-destructive behavior. What broke the cycle? It all started with an idea from Science and Health.
Earlier this year, before the virus situation in the United Kingdom, my photography business had been unusually quiet.
Have you ever wondered why you exist, whether you have a purpose, or if you’re just an accident of biology, carried along on the winds of chance?
I am most grateful that when we are persistent in Christian Science, we win the prize—healing.
In prayer we can yield to the true, spiritual perception of ourselves and others and refute materialistic thinking that suggests the absence of Mind’s sweet control.
