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“What can we rely on in an uncertain world?” Answers to that question are at the heart of the December Journal, a fitting bookend to a year in which many around the world have been yearning for more consistent health, harmony, and hope.

For starters, there’s an interview with the Editor and Managing Editor of The Christian Science Monitor on that very topic. But that’s not all. Every piece in this month’s issue offers insights on this, too.

For instance, Mary Gottschalk’s article on the “Christ, forever here and near” explains that the healing, peace-bringing light of divine Truth is ever available to us. David C. Kennedy’s poem highlights the Christmas promise that’s “fulfilled each day.” In “Unshakable integrity and healing,” Randal Craft explores the rock-solid spiritual foundation that undergirds our true identity. Martine Blackler shares a touching example of the dependability of divine Love-impelled tenderness. And the editorial highlights the spiritual stillness that’s inherent in each of us even when things feel chaotic.

The many healings put on record in this issue include the healing of an autoimmune disorder, astigmatism, recurring dizzy spells, and more. Each gives evidence of the effectiveness of prayer based on an understanding of God as unwaveringly good and of our unbreakable relation to this reliable, caring divine Parent. 

And that’s just a sampling! So go ahead and walk in. Inspiration, hope, spiritual growth, and healing are just a few of the gifts there for you to unwrap along the way. There’s no better time than now to humbly open our hearts to the universal, eternal message of Christ, Truth.

Liz Butterfield Wallingford
Staff Editor