Editorials

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Consent to true health 

Barbara Vining

Consenting to the holy, health-giving consciousness of divine Truth heals our bodies just as surely as it transforms our character. 
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The commitment that blesses 

Elizabeth Crecelius Schwartz

As God’s children, it’s our very nature to love and respond to good—to commit to it. 
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Can an honest inner victory change the headlines? 

Tony Lobl

What if a “warfare with one’s self” could change the headlines?
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God’s mothering message: ‘He’s with Me’ 

Kim Crooks Korinek

God is the omnipresent Parent and is never separate from His children.
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Unceasing prayer as a way of life 

Barbara Vining

Prayer is all about learning the truth about God and His creation—and putting what we are learning into practice. 
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Finding safety in our true environment 

Tony Lobl

I’d begun to learn that we are truly children of God, and that as God’s creation we “live, and move, and have our being” in God, Spirit.
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Awake, listening, and engaged: A resurrection story to call your own 

Kim Crooks Korinek

It is the Christ, Truth, that wakes us up to the might of divine Life and inspires us to be more fearlessly engaged in our own lives. 
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Seeking our own in another’s good 

Barbara Fife

When my thought turned from just myself—my self-interest—to the needs of others, I found the fresh inspiration and insights I needed as well.
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The transparency most needed 

Barbara Vining

If we want to see more transparency in society, we need to let divine Love’s spiritual illumination work its purifying effect in our own lives. 
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Feeling God’s certainty in uncertain times 

Tony Lobl

The onlyness and allness of God, Spirit, is the central certainty of all of our lives.
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Keeping Church large 

Keith Wommack

Our working side by side brings Church to light under the one infinite and eternal Life, God.
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A humble and earnest response to the demand for Church 

Kim Crooks Korinek

The demand for honest self-examination in ourselves and our churches is just as strong today, because the demand for healing, meaning, and community is even stronger.