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Common ground in Geneva

By Shari Hunnicut

"Oh, yes," she said. "It is the right place to be!" And I got my chance to share with an appreciative Swamini that I, too, am a spiritual healer!

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International women's peace conference convenes

By Marta Greenwood

From October 6-9, hundreds of women—spiritual and religious leaders—convened a landmark international conference in Switzerland. Read first-hand accounts of how women are finding ways to enlarge their roles at the world's peace tables.

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Grandparenting with prayer

By Barbara Weigt

I continued to pray silently. I thought of the promise in the book of Isaiah that God would "gently lead those that are with young"—including grandmothers.

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An UNEXPECTED Win

By Reid Tozier

A high-school hockey player finds out that "just because you don't win a game, that doesn't mean you don't win."

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the demand for HONESTY hits home

By Stephen Lapointe

Have you ever felt your prayer life was in one corner and your day-to-day life in the other? Here's how one person is striving for consistency.

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RECOGNIZING AND COMMENDING MARY BAKER EDDY'S ACHIEVEMENTS AND THE MARY BAKER EDDY LIBRARY FOR THE BETTERMENT OF HUMANITY

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Mary Baker Eddy Library receives recognition

City of Boston IN CITY COUNCIL

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'A place for thinkers is now open!'

By Kim Shippey Sentinel staff

A report on the September 27–29 opening of The Mary Baker Eddy Library for the Betterment of Humanity, including the texts of two related resolutions—one from the City of Boston and the other from the US Congress.

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Star light, star bright... a healing of grief

By Pamela Guthman

When a loved one passes away, people sometimes tell you that "time will heal the hurt." But God can bring, in an instant, what no amount of time can guarantee—light, peace, and the assurance of each individual's immortality.

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Tuned in to STRENGTH from GOD

By Ginny Luedeman

Fatigue, weariness—even outright exhaustion—are not beyond the healing power of prayer, as the author found out on a hike in the wilderness of British Columbia.