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A love that embraces the community . . .

From the May 1992 issue of The Christian Science Journal


"If we can break down our own mental walls—the limits of place and environment—and reexamine how we pray, how we think ... we can help demonstrate more of God's kingdom on earth, right here .... What I am praying most about is the ability of our Reading Room to serve mankind better, in whatever way God will have us .... "

Librarian in a downtown metropolitan area

These days there is a lot of rethinking going on. A revitalized recognition of the significance of the Science of Christ for the whole community compels this rethinking. Many branch church memberships are beginning to recognize that the health and vitality of their churches is directly linked to the degree of active spiritual purpose they are demonstrating in the community. The Reading Room is being "re-discovered" as the link. And the most successful Reading Rooms are those that have prayerfully discerned and supplied what the community needs.

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