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Editorial
Where can we start in recognizing our genuine (if yet unrecognized) character? I’ve found that it begins with gaining a stronger, clearer understanding of who and what God is.
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Keeping Watch
Jesus wanted to know only what God knew. He wanted to see only what God saw. We, too, can experience healing or saving when we have these desires.
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Keeping Watch
Through understanding the supremacy of God and our divine right to overcome illness, including this pandemic, we can prove the sheer rightness—indeed the sheer all-powerful reality—of harmony, including health and holiness.
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Keeping Watch
God’s blessing isn’t something up in the sky, a rarefied goodness that you can get only if you’re a bit of a saint. It’s here. It’s genuine. It’s solid. And it has expression in a way that makes sense to us at this moment.
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Article
Every time I express gratitude I feel closer to God.
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Testimony of Healing
It was a lovely service, but when it was over, I was sad to realize that I was still in pain. I turned to God in prayer and asked what to do next. I immediately felt a calm, comforting divine presence, and a clear thought came to me: “Church isn’t over.”
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Testimony of Healing
There is no place we can be and nothing we can be doing where God is not in charge.
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Testimony of Healing

Flu symptoms gone

Within roughly ten minutes of my opening my Bible, the symptoms completely vanished, and I was able to work without further discomfort. 
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Image and Inspiration
This week’s photographic inspiration and related text.
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Bible Lens

Reality

Shining a light on the weekly Bible Lessons published in the Christian Science Quarterly® 
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Letters

Letters & Conversations

We love hearing from our readers. Here’s the conversation this week.
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