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During the early 1990s, I worked in the Civilian Personnel Policy Division of the Office of the United States Secretary of Defense. We developed policies and programs, and proposed legislation for the Department of Defense’s nearly 800,000 civilians.

In her capacity as a Christian Science nurse, this author has learned many spiritual lessons and shares a few of her own healings.

My husband and I were nearing our retirement years, and I knew we needed a change so that we could retire. We both worked heavy-labor, low-paying self-employed jobs that offered no benefits, and we also had no savings.

God does indeed bring together need and supply for the universal good.

The hours I spent studying at the Reading Room gave me strength to adhere to morality at work and not give up my mission to bless the community.

Our spiritual light sparkles when our love of God and our neighbor directs us.

We can be encouraged by the fact that God, divine Love and Principle, is the only true lawmaker and governor.

The moment we are divinely inspired and see the goodness of the Lord, what should we do? We should hold on to that feeling!

Each morning, I try to pray by focusing on God, good, and what is true about me and the world. The other morning, I woke to the repetition of this line of the Lord’s Prayer as if it were being spoken to me: “Thy will be done” ( Matthew 6:10 ).

If we wanted to end up with the public at our lecture, it would be good to begin with the public in planning it.