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Exploring in depth what Christian Science is and how it heals.

LIFE—FOR ALL TIME

A FEW YEARS AGO, MY HUSBAND AND I MET AND WE SOON MARRIED. We daily thanked God for having brought us together, and we constantly rejoiced in the love and joy of our marriage.

CHRISTLIKE COMPASSION

The writer points out the healing effect of compassion and shows how compassion minimizes selfishness and indifference.

NEW STUDY EDITION OF THE CHURCH MANUAL

SOON THE NEW STUDY EDITION of the Church Manual by Mary Baker Eddy in English will arrive in Christian Science Reading Rooms. The Study Edition paperback will be available in June.

CONTRIBUTORS

1. In this month's Deep Think column, Christian Science teacher Ann Stewart takes on the often misunderstood subject of compassion.

'THIS SIMPLE RULE'

One concept I've kept on my prayer-radar for some time revolves around this guideline in Science and Health ( p. 411 ): "Always begin your treatment by allaying the fear of patients.

'WOULDN'T IT BE COOL IF...'

On Saturday, February 10, a sunny winter day in New Haven, Connecticut, the Christian Science Organization at Yale University hosted an intimate and thought-provoking regional "Global Awareness" conference for members of Christian Science Organizations (CSOs) at college and university campuses from New England. The Journal asked Yale student Inge Schmidt, an organizer of the conference and the CSO contact for the university, to share how the conference began and the events of the day.

GOD'S IN CONTROL EVEN AT COLLEGE

Last fall the Dean of Students at my college sent an e-mail to all the students informing us that he could tell just from watching us walk across the quad that we looked sick. He stated that once someone in any given dorm got the flu, it would spread like wildfire to everyone else in the dorm and that the best thing we could do was to sleep, sleep, sleep to "build and maintain a healthy immune system.

A MOTHER'S PRAYER

WALKING THROUGH A PARK one morning, I noticed a young mother and her toddler son making their way to the other side of a large soccer field. The mom kept up a casual but steady pace, pushing an empty stroller.

LET GOD DO THE PLANNING

LIVING AS AN AMERICAN EXPATRIATE IN ASIA for more than 16 years has taught me the invaluable lesson of being willing to let God, divine Principle, unfold His will in any situation. I began learning this lesson shortly after my husband and I moved to Japan, and I was expecting our first child.

LIVING IN THE MOMENT

I WAS BARELY OUT OF MY TEENS when I left my parents' home in Mumbai (then Bombay), India, to study in London. After returning to Bombay, I started my own business and was making a good living shortly after my return.