This week's issue | October 7, 2024
What’s the motive?
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Editorial
The real motives of man will always come directly from divine Love and Truth and invariably inspire pure hearts, kind words, and good deeds.
Article
In my work as a police chaplain, I’ve seen the healing power of welcoming in and yielding to thoughts from God.
Article
Who doth His will—His likeness still— Is satisfied.
—Mary Baker Eddy, Poems, p.79
—Mary Baker Eddy, Poems, p.79
Article
It became clear to me that the type of sexist treatment we had experienced and the belief that it had to be tolerated as “just the way it is” had to be challenged for everyone’s benefit, not just my own.
Article
I was completely healed of nerve pain. This condition has not recurred since that visit with my friend.
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I was so relieved, and yet I also understood how this outcome was possible—it was because I trusted God, instead of getting swept away by fear.
Testimony of Healing
Praying this way, I was able to move a little, and with every step, I felt better and stronger.
Testimony of Healing
My faith in the healing power of God and my expectancy of healing brought calmness and helped me to rely fearlessly on divine Love.
Testimony of Healing
I’ve come to realize that even when something seems too hard to heal, it’s still possible for the problem to dissolve into nothingness.
Bible Lens
God’s name unequivocally expresses His infinite, omniscient nature.
Letters
This is a very inspiring article, with an assurance of promise and fulfillment.
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