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The voice within that keeps children safe The persistent, persuasive Christ For whom are the promises? God is kind.

World Wide Weekend 2000 Have you see our Web site— hhtp://www. w32k.

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We invite readers to submit testimonies of Christian Science healing for publication. These accounts should be concise and persuasive, demonstrating clearly that Christian Science heals.

Expressing God's motherhood— the way of healing Woman: her dominion and calling Healing the "incurable" Mary Baker Eddy: a recent biography March is National Women's History Month in the United States.

FOR YOUR INFORMATION An invitation to branch churches near military installations Christian Science Ministers for Armed Services Personnel are civilians appointed by their branch Churches of Christ, Scientist, to minister to active-duty service personnel and their families at military installations. Branches in the United States that have one or more military installations near them may wish to appoint a member to serve as a Christian Science Minister.

Abolishing mental slavery Challenge prejudice The healing power of forgiveness February is Black History Month in the United States.

In its ninety-year history, The Christian Science Monitor has won a fair share of journalism awards, including six Pulitzer Prizes. Perhaps more important, it has won readers' hearts to a fairer view of humanity, supplying realism that is both truthful and respectful.

Notice for travelers/visitors Travelers wishing to attend a Thanksgiving Day service in a branch Church of Christ, Scientist, or Christian Science Society, may want to check with the church or its Reading Room in advance regarding the hour of service. Many branches are now holding the Thanksgiving service at a time different from their Sunday service.

The Christian Science Journal's marketing department has won the 1999 Circulation Direct Marketing Award for "Best Gift Subscription Promotion and/or Gift Renewal. " The "2-For-1" gift offer, which appeared as an attachment to the cover of the May 1999 issue of the Journal , was selected as the winning entry.