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I was raised on The Christian Science Monitor. Or, perhaps more accurately, it took an active role in raising me.

How do you respond to local, national, and international news? While answers to that question will undoubtedly vary, it's been said that, love it or hate it, you simply can't ignore the news. And why would you want to? News is the instrument for disseminating information important to the public.

When Mary Baker Eddy decided that her Church needed to publish a daily newspaper, she offered little explanation as to why. In her August 8, 1908, order to the Board of Trustees of The Christian Science Publishing Society, her certainty of the Monitor's importance was unmistakable, even though details were lacking: "It is my request that you start a daily newspaper at once, and call it the Christian Science Monitor.

" IS THERE NO BALM IN GILEAD ; is there no physician there? why then is not the health of the daughter of my people recovered?" ( Jer. 8:22 ).

ENTER THE WORDS HUMILITY AND SUCCESS in a Google search on the Internet, and hundreds of references will show that humility is as much a valued source of success in the business world as in politics or religion. This raises the question why a humble thought should be a more effective asset than its opposite, pride.

INSTANTANEOUS HEALINGS. Healings that "take longer.

The author notes that as, “we understand our inseparability from God the one divine Mind, we realize we can never truly be alone.”

The Mary Baker Eddy Library uses its collections to educate visitors about Mary Baker Eddy's life and ideas. Often these historical documents and artifacts can help us better understand her published writings.

1. A career in college teaching and international diplomacy took Jeremy Carper to Europe, the Middle East, Asia, Africa, and Latin America before he entered the public healing practice of Christian Science in 2005.

In 2007, the Christian Science Board of Directors announced in the Journal the introduction of a new program allowing licensing of the Cross and Crown seal. This program is directed toward Christian Science branch churches and societies, Christian Science Reading Rooms, Committees on Publication, and Christian Science organizations at colleges and universities so all of these entities may represent genuine Christian Science services, publications, and products in their local jurisdictions.