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1. Scott Preller has always had an abiding love of the Bible, which led him to earn a Master of Divinity degree in Biblical studies from Boston University.

Mrs. Streby, My First-Grade Teacher, would have been perfectly justified in scolding me.

I Haven't Always Found It Easy To learn that I don't have to use human will to make my life turn out right. However, especially in the last few years, I've discovered that God's will is always good and dependable, whereas human will a lot of times takes me in the wrong direction.

A Lot Of Times I walk away from my Sunday School class with some inspiration that I can take with me the rest of the week, especially when things get hectic. I've found that the subject of the week in the Bible Lesson usually relates to something going on in my life, and definitely at school.

When Jana Jae Was A Toddler, a tiny, 1/8 size violin was slipped into her hands, and a music career was born. With Julliard-trained parents, a grandfather who was a champion fiddler, and a pianist grandmother, Ms.

Mary Baker Eddy's Comments that refer to herself and her writings in the Christian Science periodicals are not historic relics, but very relevant to today's Journal readers and writers. Here are a few examples: In 1891, she observed that at one point the Journal had mentioned her so frequently that it became "ridiculous.

The Journal of Christian Science is the title of a new publication in this city, the initial number of which is just out. It champions the cause of "mental healing," and will be edited by Mary B.

I Remember Listening To A Symphony Orchestra for the very first time. In awe of the stunning beauty of all the layers of melodies and harmonies, I left the hall soaring on wings of inspiration.

My Decision Was Expected Within 24 Hours. I had just been offered the position of regional president of the commercial real estate management company I worked for.

"ROCK" (see Ps. 18:2).