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THE APOSTLE PAUL, writing from prison, gave counsel to the church in Philippi. He urged them to maintain a spirit of accord, to let the mind of Christ Jesus unify them in unselfish service (see Phil.
Light sometimes pours into our lives when we expect it least and need it most. Case in point: A mid-winter evening, 2007.
THE WOMAN WAS SURELY TREMBLING as the men dragged her into the Temple that day. She had been caught in the act of adultery, a sin that could be punishable by death.
Let's face it: We simply don't know how Mary Baker Eddy would respond to today's innovations. On the other hand, we can ask: How did she use the new technologies of her day? Were there any new technologies in her lifetime? The advances that took place in Mary Baker Eddy's lifetime were huge.
1. So often the word sin strikes fear, guilt, or maybe even self-righteousness into the heart of believers.
IN HER POEM "MOTHER'S EVENING PRAYER," Mary Baker Eddy described God as Love, guarding "the nestling's faltering flight" ( Poems, p. 4 ).
I REMEMBER BEING SO EXCITED TO GO TO CHURCH on Sunday mornings. Believe it or not, it was more fun to go to church than to the movies! That excitement we kids felt about Sunday School—me, my brother, and the other Sunday School kids—is one of my most vivid memories of growing up in Nigeria.
FOR AS LONG AS I'VE BEEN A BOY SCOUT I've had the ultimate goal of becoming an Eagle Scout—the highest rank in Scouting. Two years ago I began a journey to find the "perfect" Eagle scout Leadership Service project, one that would challenge me while making a difference in my community.
Branch churches and societies all over are prayerfully considering how to support Sunday graduates as they transition to the services. Here are a few approaches.
As a Sunday School superintendent in a large city, I've had the opportunity to meet hundreds of young people, some of whom will be "graduating" this year (at age twenty) from our Christian Science Sunday School. Many are comfortable with the step, while others really struggle.