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One day it hit me. I could barely buckle my belt, let alone suck in my stomach anymore.

When I was still a young adult, a small bump on my scalp began to enlarge, and I became somewhat concerned. Actually, it wasn't so much the growth itself that concerned me.

When I was a teenager, I made all my own clothes. My mother couldn't afford to go out and buy all those hip things that everyone was wearing.

It's in the news. On magazine covers.

I was done praying about this situation. "After all," I reasoned, "I've prayed enough, more than enough; it's time to move on to other things.

The author explains how we exercise our innate, spiritual sense by shifting from a material to a spiritual basis.

Dear Friend, Your letter concerning church issues touched me deeply. I, too, have been praying for our Church on bended knee.

What he was preaching was attitude . Not attitude of the variety of sullenness or hostility.

SACRED, YET SIMPLE . That was the goal when the American Bible Society (ABS) commissioned The New Testament in Today's English Version.

"At the time," says Lynn Jackson, "the practitioner's suggestion that I get a better sense of body only puzzled me. I thought, 'A better sense of body? Can't just be healed?' " But for Lynn, now a Christian Science practitioner and teacher herself, that suggestion proved invaluable—and not just because of the healing.