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In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

Guarding our treasure

I remember when my son, then a toddler, would build elaborate structures.

POSITIVE PRESS

From The New York Times, September 8, 1991

"... dust that dims"

Donald Hale Wallingford

A clearer view of man's genuine identity as God's creation will help anyone seeking a fuller, more useful life.

Improving our self-image

Helen A. Del Negro

What can best inspire each of us to be a better person?

"Who's at fault?"—the recognition that can heal

Michelle Boccanfuso

For healing, it's important to acknowledge our spiritual innocence.

"Ye are not your own"—you are God's reflection

Gladys C. Girard

When prayer quiets thought—when we are at peace—we see so much more who we truly are.

Gaining a better understanding of God

Lynn G. Jackson

God constantly provides for man's needs.

Making progress: getting the nourishment we need

Annette Kreutziger-Herr

Taking in God's view of reality feeds and renews us, satisfying the deepest hunger.

"It's as though it never really happened to me"

Alcoholism can be healed, through prayer, as we are convinced that happiness is not in matter.

Prayer for our church

Rosalie B. Treworgy

Through a better understanding of what constitutes Church, not only what needs healing, but the specific truth that can best help bring that healing becomes instantly evident.

"My whole life was irrevocably changed"

Paul G. Perea

When this author acknowledged that he was truly worthy of God's love, he was freed from drug addiction.

FROM HAND TO HAND

M. M. H.

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