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As I climbed into my car to drive to work one morning and reached to turn on the radio, the word No! came to my thought, so I stopped. I was startled, but I’ve learned as a student of Christian Science that it’s important to quietly listen for guidance from God and to be obedient when that guidance comes.
I didn’t know why I wasn’t supposed to turn on the radio or pull away from the curb at that moment, but I knew that if God was really guiding me, it would become clear at some point. When ideas come that protect or comfort, I think of them as angel thoughts. I’m not talking about angels in the way they are traditionally thought of and portrayed, as winged human figures, but as messages from God.
A favorite hymn in the Christian Science Hymnal says of God:
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June 20, 2022 issue
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How do we get things done together?
Susan Stark
Keeping Watch
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The importance of yielding
Jan Keeler Vincent
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The Magdalene story
Suzanne L. Brown
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God-created spiritual ideas
Mark Swinney
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My journey back to church
Martin Vesely
Kids
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The angel book
Virginia Anders
Announcement
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New Associate Editor
The Christian Science Board of Directors
Healings
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Healed of reaction to poisonous plant
Robert Michaels
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Infertility concern dissolves
Tessa Parmenter
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Children protected
Elisabeth Anetta Schwartz
Bible Lens
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Christian Science
June 20–26, 2022
Letters & Conversations
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Letters & Conversations
Clive D’Souza, Kris Gulbran