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There are ways out of the trap of depression—ways that avoid the slippery road of becoming heavily dependent on drugs. I found such a way, and it taught me some of the most useful lessons I've learned in my life.

IN THE UNITED KINGDOM , one of the main areas of increased public sales in bookstores is in "Mind, Body, Spirit" (MBS) subjects. In contrast, the subject of religion doesn't evoke similar interest.

It would certainly be understandable if Jesus' followers had hoped that after the crucifixion they would eventually see their Master again. Perhaps in some future heaven.

The story of the resurrection has been told by many different people in many different ways—and none of the versions are eyewitness accounts. But each has its own touches of beauty and spiritual power.

Over the past few months, readers of the Journal have been appreciating Rosalie E. Dunbar's series on the history of Sunday Schools in "The First Church of Christ, Scientist" section of the magazine.

Christ Jesus prayed in the Lord's Prayer, "Thy will be done in earth, as it is in heaven. " Matt.

As six-year-old with floppy brown hair and a backpack bulging with his roller blades waved a quick goodbye to me in the airport as he bounded off for home with his parents. I had the feeling that he had taught me something very important on the flight we'd just shared, though it took me a few days to figure out what it was.

Does It Sometimes Feel like a battle to be good, to see good, to feel good? Sometimes it has to me. But I'm most successful when I realize that goodness is actually a result of law and that it is our nature to surrender to this law.

Each year, The Christian Science Monitor, in cooperation with the National Foundation for Women Legislators, presents an award for academic excellence to a young woman. Last November, John Selover, Manager of The Christian Science Publishing Society, presented Amber Wallin with the award at the NFWL conference in New Orleans, Louisiana.

" What Impresses Me about Mary Baker Eddy," said Lynn sculptor Reno Pisano at last December's unveiling of his bronze relief of Mrs. Eddy, "is the power and the strength of her convictions.