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The March 1996 issue of The Christian Science Journal, and the Annual Meeting report carried in the July 1996 issue, focused on the healing mission, purpose, focus, and current priorities of the Church of Christ, Scientist. As a continuing report on how the Church is going forward in this work, senior managers at The Mother Church have been invited to write for the Journal a brief account of how workers in their area of activity are approaching these goals.
Articles in leading American newspapers highlighting the leap in attendance in college religion classes, a story on CNN about the surge of interest in classes and curricula based on topics relating to spirituality, and students seeking nontraditional answers to their questions about identity, the sciences, the political arena, and the human condition. Where is all this activity taking place? At the college or university near you! From the Office of the Clerk of The Mother Church and the Office of the Publisher, the Writings of Mary Baker Eddy And right in the midst of these "honest seekers for Truth" Science and Health, p.
At the Sunday service in all Churches of Christ, Scientist, a two-paragraph explanation is read by the First Reader immediately before he or she announces the subject of that week's Lesson-Sermon. This Explanatory Note, included in each edition of the Christian Science Quarterly and written by Mary Baker Eddy, begins, "The Bible and the Christian Science textbook are our only preachers.
Church and church buildings seem to go together. When we think of one, we often think of the other.
Last October, our Features Editor, Kim Shippey, joined a thousand other delegates at the fifteenth National Workshop on Christian-Jewish Relations, held in Stamford, Connecticut. It was an international gathering of clergy, academicians, seminarians, religious leaders, and lay people representing more than fifty different faiths.
Last October, the Committee on Publication of The First Church of Christ, Scientist, was an exhibitor at the annual meeting of the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) in Boston. Committee workers engaged with AAP members on a subject that both pediatricians and Christian Scientists really care about—finding solutions to the problem of child abuse.
When someone's thinking is intruding upon our own, we don't hear a bell ringing to warn us. So how can we tell when unlawful, detrimental interference is occurring? The one sure way to increasingly detect harmful mental influences and to deter what they would claim to do is through letting the divine Mind, in its infinite goodness and purity, be our Mind.
For the benefit of humanity, it's important to identify the source of resistance to spiritual healing and then deal swiftly and forcibly with it. The carnal, or mortal, mind is what resists healing by spiritual means alone.
For some years, battery manufacturers have delighted in demonstrating the durability or "life" of their batteries in television advertisements that show small toys outlasting the competition. Although some batteries may be more durable than others, all will eventually become "dead" batteries because they contain only a limited source of potential energy.