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REASON FOR CALM IN A TIME OF FEARS

BY MARY ANN LOMASCOLO

Widespread concern over pandemics, storms, crime, terrorism, can give way to a deep calm, as we awaken to the power of Jesus' words "Be not afraid."
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MASS FEAR AND FRONT LINE PRAYER

BY RON BALLARD

Prayer strikes at the heart of fear. It prepares us to expect God's good government of the universe today—and every day.
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THE RIGHT ROAD TO HARMONY

EDMONDE ST. JOHN

THE LAWS OF GOD ARE ALWAYS IN EFFECT. MIND IS FOREVER IN CONTROL.

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MY JOB DESCRIPTION

PAMELA COOK

Next in our biweekly series on how people have nurtured their public practice of Christian Science
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GRANDEUR UNFOLDING

LINDA PAYNE-SYLVESTER

Next in our biweekly series on how people have nurtured their public practice of Christian Science
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Remembering FATHER'S DAY

MARTHA SARVIS

Through prayer, we can always think of loved ones with joy.
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The GOD of your LIFE

GAIL GILLILAND

The writer's profound realization: The same God to whom Bible figures prayed is loving and guiding each one of us today.
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Practical resurrection: it's possible today

SUZANNE RIEDEL

Explore the day-to-day benefits of realizing that your life does not begin and end in a physical body.
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Horizons far beyond one's own doorstep

RICHARD NENNEMAN

The author of Persistent Pilgrim: The Life of Mary Baker Eddy discusses Mrs. Eddy's concern to make Christian Science practical and operative in all aspects of people's lives.
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Spirit versus matter in healing

BART R. VAN ECK

The writer explains how he improved his concept of the fact that while matter appears to be solid and real, life and the universe are actually spiritual—and matter is illusory.
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Let Christ's light penetrate corruption

Jeremy Carper

Say the phrase “bribery and corruption,” and many people will think of the developing world, especially Latin America, Africa, Asia.
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Do "germs" make us sick?

Meg Welch Dendler

“Fearing is believing!” This advertisement for a recent horror movie greeted me each time I went online to check my email.