Letters & Conversations

Strongly relate to this article Kudos, kudos, kudos, to Gloria Preston for her article “ The value of spiritual logic ” in the July 2018 Journal. I’m sure many are going to relate to it as strongly as I do.

Full of hope [Don R. Adams, “ Am I good enough to be healed? ” Journal, June 2018] I found this article to be so full of hope.

Opportunity to contribute The Bible says, “Whatsoever things are of good report … think on these things” ( Philippians 4:8 ). We are seeking more submissions for the Journal ’s “Of Good Report” column.

Timely and healing I don’t have words to express how beautiful, timely, and healing the April 2018 Journal has been for me! Every article approached a situation that needed deeper healing and understanding in my thought and practice of our beloved teachings. The clouds have cleared, and I see the incredible, untarnished oneness of God and man as His reflection.

Wonderful interview [Janet Clements interviewed by Rita Polatin, “ How can I understand ‘the scientific statement of being’ better? ” Journal, April 2018] Thank you so much for this wonderful interview. I have always loved “the scientific statement of being” (Mary Baker Eddy, Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures, p.

Origin of communication I wish to express my thanks for “ All true communication begins with God ” by Barbara Cook Spencer in the February 2018 Journal. The whole article was a perfect treatment and reminded me that “all true communication begins with God, not man.

How Timely! [Susan Tish, “ See yourself as you really are ,” Journal, January 2018] How timely for me! I, too, have found my thoughts wandering during the reading of this passage from First John, chapter 3 . However, just this past Sunday as the verses from First John were being read, a very strong command to “pay attention” came to thought.

Seamless flow The articles in the December 2017 Journal are sewn together seamlessly, the spiritual ideas flowing smoothly through the magazine. In addition, Mark Swinney’s “ One present universe ” and Sue Spotts’s “ When challenges arise in the course of spiritual growth ” beautifully complement each other, emphasizing the power of keeping thought focused on the true nature of man and the universe as God-created and wholly good.

Filled with light [“ Practicing Christian Science with confidence ,” Deborah Huebsch, October 2017, Journal ] What a blessing this article is, and the entire October issue. I am in a dark hotel room trying not to waken my husband, seeking some inspiration.

Free to share Two articles in the September Journal have moved me forward in my “public practice” of Christian Science. In the Board of Lectureship’s report from Annual Meeting 2017 , a German woman relates how she broke through her reluctance to share Christian Science, thanks to the Bible verse Romans 1:16.