Spiritual Journeys

This week, we delve into a period of Mary Baker Eddy’s life when she was discovering the Science of spiritual healing for herself. Michael Hamilton, who works at The Mary Baker Eddy Library, shares his research into this specific era of her life, and how her writings, over one hundred years later, brought healing to his life.
Read Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy from cover to cover? Our guest, Medara Udoekong, was only a teenager when his mom encouraged him to read the book in its entirety. But as he tells us, 700 pages seemed less daunting after he began reading and his life started to change for the better.

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A spiritual approach to mental health

Listen to this Sentinel Watch series on mental health—and find hope, even healing.

From Freedom from addiction

LOST AND FOUND

I saw that in order to find my life, I had to first lose it—that is, lose all sense of life as material.

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When a dear friend and former housemate gifts her a copy of the Christian Science textbook, this author doesn’t read it right away. But she picks it up years later and is blessed and healed.

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How is Truth unfolding in your life? Share your ideas, inspiration, and healings—and bring uplift to readers globally. Check out our Writer’s Corner to get started.

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This author was waking up every morning restless and afraid because his small business was not earning enough to pay the bills. As he earnestly prayed each day, his trust in God grew, and answers began to surface.

Conscious worth 

This author discovered that rather than condemning herself for functional alcoholism, understanding her God-given worth would put her on the path to healing. As her desire to know God’s love grew, the drinking dropped away.
Writing from Uganda, this author shares how difficult childhood circumstances led her to look for a more solid, spiritual view of happiness and life. She found it in Science and Health.

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A spiritual approach to healthcare

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Shared reflections

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From Church

The demand for church

I like to think of each church that grows up in a community as that community's answered prayer for the presence of the saving Christ—the message of God's love for humanity.

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From Faculties indestructible

MAN'S DIVINE HERITAGE

Man's divine heritage as the son of God is not a promise, but is the present fact; it is one's true state of being.

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How is Truth unfolding in your life? Share your ideas, inspiration, and healings—and bring uplift to readers globally. Check out our Writer’s Corner to get started.

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When we increasingly rely on God in everything we do, as this author proves, limitations that once felt so threatening drop away.
A woman left behind a medical career and much more after attending a life-changing Christian Science lecture and hearing that God doesn’t share His power with anyone. She left behind rituals and stepped into a whole new way of living.    
Searching for a Christian denomination that “made practical the healing works that Jesus did and said we could do,” this author discovered in Christian Science a divine, scientific basis for experiencing God’s healing power.

On a course toward spiritual growth 

This week, we hear from three guests. Kevin Ness shares how Christian Science enriched his college experience—both in the classroom and out. And, we hear from Lois Marquardt and Tom McElroy, who are members of the Board of Education, about how another kind of education—Christian Science class instruction—supports our spiritual growth.
Wondering how Christian Science fits into your life? This week's guest, William Whittenbury, shares how studying Christian Science—and making it his own as a young adult—actually propelled his spiritual growth and supported his studies in college and grad school.
After his life comes crashing down, an unexpected comment gets the author thinking more deeply about what truly comforts, and leads him back to Christian Science.