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TeenConnect: Why I'm a Christian Scientist

My true north 

John Biggs

For this author, being a Christian Scientist isn’t about “applying” Christian Science to problems in his life, but about knowing and understanding God better and living in a way that consistently proves that understanding.
TeenConnect: Fact or Fiction?

I couldn’t deny it 

Amy Richmond

Christian Science doesn’t ask us to ignore challenges.
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Divine Love: where mercy meets justice 

Elizabeth Mata

The human heart longs to right injustices of all kinds.
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Mercy for the corrupt who come clean? 

<i>The Monitor’s</i> Editorial Board

To expose and punish corruption, governments have long relied on tough tools, from wiretaps to time in prison.
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Stuck with a bad habit? Not me! 

Charlene Anne Miller

My fingernails looked awful! Biting them was a bad habit.
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Finding the pearl of great price 

Andrew Mitchell

As a young man I had a rather antagonistic and contemptuous attitude toward religion.
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A gift from the holidays 

Marilyn Wickstrom

The excitement and joy of being able to give so selflessly ended my sadness.
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Claiming our divine immunity 

George M. Nutwell III

When I was in the US Foreign Service, working at embassies abroad, I had the protection of diplomatic immunity.
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The where of prayer 

George Moffett

In addition to teaching his disciples how to pray, Jesus also taught them where to pray.
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Dear God … Thank You for being You 

Judith Hardy Olson

I was beginning to “get it” and genuinely feel it—the love of God for being God, that is the highest gratitude.
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Prayer that moves you forward 

Jenny Sawyer

How can we pray in a way that’s more effortless, and more effective? A day of sailing helped this author find answers to that question, and gave new momentum to her prayers.