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Wonderful promises pervade the Bible. "A land flowing with milk and honey,"   Ex.

Mary Baker Eddy, who founded this magazine, once said that we become more aware of what it takes to be "wholly Christlike" as we grow "into the manhood or womanhood of Christianity. " See Miscellaneous Writings, p.

Assessment as a management tool has become a hot topic of discussion, not only in businesses but in academic circles. Creating a climate of assessment is intended to give individuals a clearer sense of institutional goals and their own progress in meeting them.

Mary Magdalene, who loved him so much, who was faithfully near the cross at the time of his crucifixion, who, early on the first day of the week went to the tomb of this man who had changed her life—even she didn't at first recognize him when he stood outside the tomb.  See John 19:25; 20:1–16.

When one of my sons was about two, he developed a painful ear infection. My wife took the lead in caring for him.

While watching a PBS television Frontline program about the shocking everyday sexual lives of a large percentage of teens in an affluent community, I was filled with sadness. A feeling of despair gripped my heart as I saw the wasted faces and voices of these twelve-to sixteen-year-olds paraded across the screen.

When I was in college I did a term paper for an education class on how parents approached character education with their children. I decided to interview Christian Scientist parents, because I was particularly interested in the spiritual dimension of bringing up children, and I knew there would be a strong emphasis in that area from these parents.

For several months, Restoration and Renewal managers met with architects, consultants, and other church managers to discuss a master plan for renewing the Church's fourteen-acre site. Many ideas emerged, leading to a variety of possible design approaches for the buildings and grounds.

A Large Place , a small place. Do you feel more comfortable in one than the other? Being in close, confined surroundings causes some people to be afraid.

It's the first thing to go!" We sometimes excuse a memory lapse with a remark like this. Even if humorously spoken, though, it reveals acceptance of the common theory that senior years involve diminishing mental capacities.