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Praying for ourselves and the world
Talking with a friend shortly after the shelter-in-place order came from the governor of our state during the COVID-19 pandemic, I asked how her day had been. She said that all she’d done was go to the grocery store, but that she had never experienced anything like the “collective anxiety” she’d felt there.
From getting groceries, to work-from-home schedules, to relying on technology rather than travel for connecting with loved ones, many things have changed, and many people are feeling fear and anxiety about the shift. Yet, at the same time, a higher purpose and new hope for humanity’s future are emerging.

June 22, 2020 issue
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From the readers
David Fares, Kris Gulbran, Leslie Crecelius
Articles
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Our always-present help during crises
Patrick McCreary
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Who’s flying the plane?
Elizabeth Trevithick
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Paying attention to “stop lights”
Diane S. Staples
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God’s care—in and out of care homes
Adrienne Thomas
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Listening to what we most need to hear about our health
Carla Stillman
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When a neighbor mentioned Christian Science
William Hewett
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On the day of the big race
Harrison Ostenberg
Testimonies of healing
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Flu symptoms gone
Nancy James
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Healed of asthma and blessed by Sunday School
Brad Hughes
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Horse healed of serious condition
Lori Kleski
Notice
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A message from The Christian Science Publishing Society
Abe McLaughlin
Editorial
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Praying for ourselves and the world
Larissa Snorek
- Bible Lens—June 22–28, 2020