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Embracing the “new birth” at Christmas, New Year’s, and always

Susan Booth Mack Snipes

Isn’t this truly what Christmas and New Year’s—and in fact, every day—are all about? We are breaking the grip of fascination with the finite, mortal story of ourselves as having a beginning, middle, and end, and singing the new song of divine Science.

TeenConnect: Your Healings

Scared to fly?

Luc Savoye

In that moment in the air, I realized this was an opportunity to have another healing experience by praying.

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My prayer of “Yes”

Bunny McBride

A commitment to look for and say yes to the good, to the light, fueled my effort to know the truth about what I am.

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An academic fraud? No way!

Susan Damone

My class assignment, rather than exposing me as an academic fraud, helped me see that it is the Mind that is God that provides inspiration, order, and clarity of thought.

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Leveling wealth with honesty

Evan Mehlenbacher

I was not being honest with myself. I knew the farm was not my right place, but I stayed there because I believed it was the fastest route to wealth and success.

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Christmas wisdom

Roger Gordon

Am I following the path of wisdom by growing in the understanding of Christ, the spiritual idea of God?

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The satisfying peace of Christmas

Kim Crooks Korinek

Listening for the Christ in quiet moments helps me to yield to the Christmas message that God, divine Love, is supreme, governing us all, and this comforts and heals.

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What’s filling your Christmas?

Susan Stark

When we think and act with any of the beautiful qualities that Jesus so fully lived, we will have a Christmas full of Christ.

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A childlike outlook that can’t be crushed

Mandy-kay Johnson

Being childlike is not being childish—it’s not about a lack of maturity. It’s about our receptivity to good and refusal to allow skeptical tendencies to crush out a recognition of the presence of divine Love, good, in our lives.

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Divorce can’t diminish Christmas

Blythe Evans

I needed to find a higher meaning of Christmas—the celebration of Christ’s appearing rather than the activity of seasonal festivities and family traditions.