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Editorial

The good news

Jesus knew that the only way to “be not troubled” is to gain a truer idea of life as spiritual and of each of us as children of God rather than mortal men and women.  
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Keeping Watch
Only as we challenge dead-end thinking and its bitter waters can we get our lives on track and experience progress, health, and happiness.
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Article

Inner storms can be stilled

I could refuse to let fearful suggestions stir up my thinking. Instead, I could listen for, and yield to, the reassuring messages that God is always imparting.
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Article

God’s gift of grace

It was God’s grace that healed me and made my simple prayer light up a more spiritual love in me. I was instantly freed of hatred, and I felt filled with a sense of unity with all that is good. 
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Article
When our actions are based on Jesus’ teachings, we can know that we are on the right path. 
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Poem

Like a sunflower

As the sunflower follows the light of the sun, so can we follow spiritual light.
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Kids
I remembered what I’d learned in Christian Science Sunday School about how God is always with me and caring for me.
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Healings
I could not lose God and therefore could not lose consciousness. 
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Testimony of Healing
Fresh, loving ideas poured into my thoughts, supporting me as I prayed that morning. It was clear that the congestion in my chest was dissolving. 
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Testimony of Healing

Quick healing

I refused to become fearful and turned instead to God for the best help I could receive. 
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Bible Lens

Christ Jesus

The Gospel of Matthew defines God’s realm as purely spiritual.
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Letters & Conversations

Letters & Conversations

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