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HUMAN LIFE IS ALWAYS CHANGING. Our perceptions, our experiences, don't stand still.

ACCORDING TO ASTROPHYSICISTS, the universe is isotropic—meaning that no matter which way you view the universe, it's in perfect balance. This is certainly a spectacular example of God's law of harmony, divine Science, in perpetual motion.

Solo and congregational music are important elements in Christian Science church services, but, surprisingly, they are little discussed in the Manual of The Mother Church by Mary Baker Eddy. The Manual's Article XIX, "Music in the Church," consists of a single By-Law, "Soloist and Organist.

1. Early on, Barbara Cook Spencer's life revolved around art, and some of her paintings appeared in New York galleries when she was as young as fifteen.

MY PARENTS DIVORCED when I was about nine years old. Even before the divorce, my younger sister and I didn't see our dad as often as we hoped because he was a career military officer who had duties all over the world.

ONE AFTERNOON LAST APRIL, I pulled into the parking lot of a convenience store and began to get out of the car when a man approached me. He had a knife and forced himself into my car, making me switch to the passenger's seat.

WHEN I WAS A LITTLE GIRL I always prayed to God. He was like a companion, but I didn't understand who God was.

Tenacity's summer tennis and reading program serves roughly 4,500 Boston youth annually between the ages of seven and fifteen. With a full-time staff of 40, each summer Tenacity hires 200 additional people to deliver the summer program at 30 neighborhood-based sites.

ON A RAINY GRAY MORNING IN DECEMBER , I found CEO Ned Eames early at work in his corner office. However, the view from his window doesn't look down to a sprawling city below.

LAST YEAR on a Saturday morning in December, Bobby Lewis, outfitted in winter mountaineering gear, hoisted a pack on his back and set off with a colleague on a difficult peak climb in the Colorado Rockies. They began their ascent in formidable winter weather conditions: below zero temperatures, howling winds, snow—and three high school students in tow.