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Yearning for a spiritual breakthrough? Maybe you’re prayerfully seeking companionship, fresh impetus for church activities, or answers to health or financial challenges. The good news is that God is working with you. Mary Baker Eddy assures us in Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures, “. . . progress is the law of God, whose law demands of us only what we can certainly fulfil” (p. 233). 

The February issue of the Journal is packed with articles and testimonies by writers whose growth in their understanding of God brought progress and healing. In the feature article, “God’s allness and healing,” Susan Booth Mack Snipes explains that we don’t fix a material problem by praying with a spiritual truth; healing happens when we recognize that God is perfect and there is nothing beside Him. In “Do numbers have power over you?” Judy Wolff talks about stretching thought to glimpse the infinitude of God, and how that brings freedom from the limitations of numbers such as age, IQ, or bank balance. Bunny McBride’s “A transformative healing with collateral blessings” shares the insight that overcame petit mal epilepsy. “Does God guide us in matters of the heart?” tells how listening to spiritual sense guided Virginia Gathings to friendship and marriage. And Tony Lobl’s editorial discusses “The love that’s always ours—and the supply that comes with it.”

Testimonies in this issue include healings of long-standing poor vision, injuries after an auto accident, and a growth—all proofs that turning to God opens the way for progress and healing.

Nancy Mullen
Staff Editor