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When Jesus was born, his parents didn't sent out announcements. They didn't have to.
I sat at my desk planning my escape. The dreaded memo reminding staff members of that afternoon's office party lay in front of me.
My dad was full of mischief. At times he brought it out in all of us.
I arrived in Tel Aviv on a Friday in time to settle down for the Jewish Sabbath. I was on a pilgrimage to see more clearly that the God who once told me, "My name is Love," was also the God of Moses, Elijah, Jesus, and Mohammed.
I ADMIT IT. WHEN MY DAUGHTER WAS A BABY, AND I WAS home 24/7, I indulged.
Committees on Publication have interacted with state and national legislatures ever since Mary Baker Eddy's day. Legislative work is one of the special actions authorized under Article 1, Section 6, of the Church Manual.
Tony Lobl, District Manager for Committees in the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland, sees notable growth in the "mainstreaming" of spirituality. "Much of the public," he says, "is evidencing a desire for what Christian Science offers.
John Minard, Christian Science Committee on Publication for the Internet, says his mission is "to provide thousands of visible points of accurate, inspiring, and healing items about Christian Science, Mary Baker Eddy, and Science and Health online. Our goal is to help every spiritual seeker on the Net find accurate and constructive information on Christian Science, as well as to provide the opportunity for them to get to know others who've been healed through its practice.
"I am pleased to be able to inform you that everyone's prayer and support has borne fruit today. My article has been published in The Times of India.
Since November 2001, Judy Macpherson, the Committee in Berksire, England, has posted almost 1. 500 messages on a popular UK website devoted to spirituality and health issues.