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Defending our cities

Thomas Fuller

We need to fortify our thinking every day with the understanding of our sure safety in our Father-Mother God, omnipotent Love. And this safety embraces everyone—family, friends, and even seeming foe, alike.

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“The earth is the Lord’s”

Brian Webster

Mentally affirming that the earth truly is the Lord’s, we will see how God’s allness precludes the possibility of an opposing center of power.

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Image and Inspiration

This week’s photographic inspiration and related text.

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A way of living that brings healing

Name Withheld

I began attending a Christian Science church and found a way of living that brings healing and hope.

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Aria and the bee

Carol Smith

Aria knew she could trust God’s care, follow God’s thoughts, and feel well.

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Finding ourselves in God

Mark Swinney

We exist to show forth not our own nature but the nature of God, including God’s flawless wholeness.

TeenConnect: Q&A

How can I stop hating myself?

Deborah Huebsch

If you’ve ever struggled with self-hatred, you may know the pattern of critical, hateful, self-destructive thoughts all too well. This author certainly did. But after she found Christian Science, she discovered a new way of looking at herself that brought freedom.

TeenConnect: Your Healings

Pray about sports? Really?

Karen Trevor-Roberts

When this field hockey player’s dad encouraged her to pray about her games, she brushed it off, thinking it was just a pep talk. But then came a day when she did pray . . . and it changed her whole approach to sports.

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A higher sense of freedom

Lyle Young

The teaching of Christian Science that each and every one of us is free inspires us to understand the spiritual basis of true freedom and demonstrate that freedom through grace.

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Think singing thoughts

Jennifer Foster

On the morning of the audition, I awoke with absolutely no voice. I had learned so much about the mental nature of activity through my study of Christian Science that it came to me very clearly that this was an opportunity to prove that singing is entirely mental and not dependent upon materiality at all.