Editorials

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A joyous, empowering standard of care

Kim Crooks Korinek

It’s in our humble willingness to serve one another that we learn to heal.

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Finding our safety in God’s authority

Tony Lobl

The Bible shows us that we can understand and experience a power that is more than human; it is divine.

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What it means to be spiritual

Kim Crooks Korinek

We are not stuck with being known by a personal profile nor trapped in an inferior sense of self, but are known by God as the loved of Love.

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Consulting the pastor

Barbara Vining

Right away Science and Health began to make God understandable to me—the God the Bible talks about all the time.

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Our true origin and preexistence with God

David C. Kennedy

In the reality of our preexistence with God, we have only ever existed as Spirit’s pure, perfect expression.

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New beginnings, daily—and more!

Tony Lobl

As sons and daughters of the Divine we always reflect the ever-freshness of God as immortal Mind.

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God’s gift to humanity—and what we can do with it

Barbara Vining

It’s through giving expression to God’s freely given idea, that Christ’s influence grows and grows and changes the world.

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The significance of Christmas

Mary Baker Eddy

Editor’s Note: This Christmas season, we share this piece by Mary Baker Eddy, the Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science.

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Seeking God’s presence in ‘sacred solitude’

Tony Lobl

Whether struggling with too little time for listening for God or too much time by ourselves, God is always right there.

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The power and permanence of innocence

Kim Crooks Korinek

Our God-given innocence cannot be silenced or compromised. We can lean wholeheartedly on God and fully embrace our purity.

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Divine Love expressed—the lifter of health and morals

Barbara Vining

God’s love, as expressed in the teachings of Christian Science, meets us where we are and lifts us higher.

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Mary Baker Eddy closed her autobiographical work, Retrospection and Introspection, with a poem that pretty well sums up her own lifelong aim and what she hoped students of Christian Science would strive for: