In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

I got a 'next time'

By Evan Mehlenbacher

God will provide the needed opportunity to redeem ourselves from past mistakes.

'Beauty for ashes of the vanished years'

By Tony Lobl

Romeé Hindle describes how she prayed to wipe the slate clean after childhood years spent in a concentration camp in Java.

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Wiping the slate clean

By Margaret Rogers

The healing Christ washes away a troubled past—and its painful memories—as waves wash away footprints on the shore.

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"Londoners will not be divided"

Marta Greenwood

This article was written after July 7, 2005, the day a series of bombs shook central London, bringing the city to a standstill and leaving many people seriously—or fatally—wounded.

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COUNTDOWN ELIMINATED

GEORGIA BULLOCH

I DISCOVERED THAT IT WAS GOD AS DIVINE PRINCIPLE WHO WOULD WORK BOTH IN MYSELF AND IN MY DAUGHTER TO GOVERN EACH OF US HARMONIOUSLY AND WITH FAIRNESS.

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THE MIRAGE A PASSAGE TO HEALING

By Pam Kissock

A familiar metaphor helps illustrate a healing concept in Christian Science.

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COMING HOME

By Gail Winter

How one woman came to find her home in God—and the peace and healing she longed for.

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OUT OF DEPRESSION INTO FREEDOM

By Ellen Clark Anderson

The wind, the valley, and the grass became spiritual symbols of rebirth for me.

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PRACTICING THE SCIENCE OF INFINITE POSSIBILITIES

with contributions from JOAN MITCHELL

"Tell me it's impossible and the world needs it, and I'm interested.

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SCIENCE AND RELIGION A CENTURY AFTER EINSTEIN'S 'MIRACLE YEAR'

By David A. Cornell

In this centennial year of Albert Einstein's revolutionary discoveries, it's certainly appropriate to consider Mary Baker Eddy's discovery of Jesus' healing method.

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MORE UNDERSTANDING, LESS MATTER

By Laurance Doyle

Progress in the sciences is about overcoming limitations.

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A prayer for London

Caryl Emra Farkas

A friend called on the morning of July 7 and asked if I'd heard about the attacks in London.