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Pamela Lishin Jones is Publishing Director of The Christian Science Journal, the Christian Science Sentinel, The Herald of Christian Science, and the Christian Science Quarterly. If you are reading these words, you are probably a seeker.

Miles M. Harbur is the Chief Operating Officer of The Christian Science Publishing Society.

In the February 1992 issue of the Journal, an article entitled "A Workshop on: Our brothers and sisters in prison" appeared. Being new to Christian Science, I was so inspired to see how Christian Scientists were reaching out and bringing the truth into these institutions around my country.

Eighteen young people who attend Sunday School at The Mother Church in Boston are already members of the Church. Their teachers report that they are deep thinkers, dedicated Christian Scientists, and effective healers.

Tony Lobl is a senior writer for the Office of Committee on Publication at The Mother Church. We live in an age of an abundance of information.

Jon G. Harder is Chairman of The Christian Science Board of Lectureship.

Hugs communicate. "You're loved," they say, and we feel loved.

Recently I reread an account of a woman who was healed by Mary Baker Eddy through prayer. See Mary Baker Eddy, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and Miscellany, p.

The presence of the fledgling Office of Alter native Medicine (OAM) in the National Institutes of Health is indicative that many thoughtful people in the United States are now considering the effectiveness of a range of treatments outside the medical mainstream. Some therapies being tested are even in direct opposition to conventional medicine.

The use of statistics to measure the thinking and reactions of the population is big business today. Polls that gather such statistical information can be useful, especially to businesses and political candidates.