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Kids

God was keeping us safe

Eli

We can practice trusting God to take care of us—no matter how big the waves are!

TeenConnect: Your Healings

When we found ourselves in the middle of a protest

Anna Paulson

When this teen’s service trip to Kenya was interrupted by the eruption of protests, she learned in a tangible way how the presence of God, divine Love, dissolves fear and keeps us safe.

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Your healing ministry

Chris Wye

If we’re looking for opportunities to practice Christian Science more publicly, we don’t have to look any farther than what’s right in front of us.

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Caesarea Philippi

Caesarea Philippi was the site of Christ Jesus’ momentous question about his identity.

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Approaching any “laundry list” with Love

Heather Bauer

When a long “laundry list” of issues confront us, we might wonder, “Where do I begin?” Rather than get mired in the list, the author learned the best way to cover the whole ground is to begin with God.

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My winter doldrums were chased away

Suzanne Kinser

After a long period of going nowhere spiritually, the author says her thought began to move—“leaping and soaring to faith.” A healing followed.

TeenConnect: Your Healings

Will I have to study all night?

Molly Richardson Jerry

How many hours will you need to spend studying for that test? This author writes about a time when God gave her a surprising answer to that question.

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Christian compassion

John Paxton Qualtrough

Many are asking, How can we follow Christ today and truly love our neighbor? This writer’s desire to do so led him to take practical steps in his community to address the growing need for housing security.

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What is it we’re working through?

Kyle Schaberg

While we can challenge the feeling that life is just one problem after another, this author turns the concept of “always working through something” on its head. What if, instead, we discovered that each day brings new, even joyful opportunities for spiritual growth?

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Are we secretly rejoicing at someone’s misfortune?

Sandi Justad

Jesus’ demand to “love your neighbor as yourself” has potent practical applications when it comes to confronting the impulse to rejoice in another’s misfortune.