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In 25 years of service as an Army chaplain, Col. Janet Horton, of the Armed Forces Chaplains Board, never experienced the kind of hell that she found at ground zero in the Pentagon's center courtyard.

On September 11, Chaplain Janet Horton, a colonel in the US Army (and a Christian Scientist), ministered to victims in the heart of Washington, D. C.

Some Time Ago , I committed myself to reading the Bible through. At first, I felt a lot of resistance to doing it.

The $55. 4 Million Goal of the Restoration and Renewal Fund has been reached.

My Sunday School class stood before me, waiting for me to give the final word on the now-animated question: Would Noah have let woodworms onto the ark? See Gen. , chaps.

As we were planning this issue of the Journal, the staff thought about Mary Baker Eddy's provision for a Thanksgiving service in all Churches of Christ, Scientist. We wondered how Christian Scientists in other countries made use of the Thanksgiving Lesson-Sermon.

A Few Years Ago , I was hired as a faculty member at a local university. The typical process for advancement in such a position—called a tenure-track review—takes place five years into one's term.

I press on toward the goal to win the prize for which God has called me heavenward in Christ Jesus. Phillipians 3:14 " Our Biggest Limitations are the ones we place on ourselves," says eight–time Boston Marathon wheelchair champion Jean Driscoll.

There is no circumstance that is out of the reach of prayer. When I hear reports in the news about child abuse, I feel impelled to tenderly take up the world's children in my prayers and to know that they are enfolded in God's love.

It was a turning point in my life. I was about 19 and was involved in heavy drinking and promiscuity—and had become alienated from my family.