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They must have thought their “church” was dead. Its founder was gone, its members were scattering.

It was the week between Palm Sunday and Easter. I was a supervisor on a project, and was locked in what seemed like an insoluble wrangle with the employees in my unit.

I have a comforting picture on my desk of a bird braving a storm with one little baby bird under each outstretched wing. To me, the picture symbolizes the presence of God, divine Love, sheltering us and keeping us safe from matter-based thinking that would lead us away from Him.

A confrontation is diffused.

Taking distance out of the picture.

According to the Gospels, Jesus taught that the understanding of God and His creation has a joyous, uplifting impact on people’s health. He healed many people and taught his disciples to do the same.

Have you ever struggled to release an unpleasant memory? It might be an old resentment over a perceived wrong or abuse. Or it could be guilt for a regretted action or failure to act.

As we heed Mary Baker Eddy’s guidance to “form perfect models in thought,” we will begin to see that perfection play out in our lives.

Ellen Sprague shares what photography has taught her about healing.

When the problems of her country seemed overwhelming, the author realized she had the means to confront her fears and find peace.