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I knew that God was with me 

Alexandria

One morning before school, my mom dropped me off at my grandmother’s.
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No need to compete for Love’s provision 

Becky Barrett-Alford

As we were growing up, my three siblings and I competed against each other for everything, especially for attention and recognition.
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The rewards of spiritual defense 

Perry Fisher

There is only one Mind influencing and governing man. 
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‘Let your light so shine’: Be a transparency for Truth 

Neil Kearney

The light of God, divine Truth, is unchanging and shines brightly.
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The Christian Science Monitor’s core promise and a new digital product 

Mark Sappenfield

The Monitor has always been about building a community of deeply caring thinkers. 
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TeenConnect: UpFront

Believe it or not 

Jenny Sawyer

You may be a pro at standing up to peer pressure at school. But what about in your thoughts? Learn how to be alert to the pressuring suggestions that come on a daily basis and would seem to have an effect on our lives—until we wise up and recognize their powerlessness.
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Praying for those in Mosul 

David C. Kennedy

As our hearts go out to the people in Mosul, Iraq, who are trapped in areas still under the control of the Islamic State, we may wonder how we can be of help.
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A ring of care for Mosul’s civilians 

The <i>Monitor’s</i> Editorial Board

The battle to retake the Iraqi city of Mosul from Islamic State, which began this past fall, has now become the most intense urban warfare since World War II.
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No more period pain 

Avantika Dey

My school regularly holds lectures related to puberty for preteen and teenage students.
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A sweet treat—in honor of Mother’s Day 

Heather Bauer

In thinking about Mother’s Day, I often reflect back to when each of my children was around three.
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Powerful evidence of Mind’s presence 

Fenella Bennetts

Jesus provided evidence that God’s infinite goodness was true and could be known, understood, and proved by everyone, everywhere.