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When my son was a toddler, and I found that it was occasionally necessary to correct him for misbehavior, he would come and stand right in front of me, cover his eyes with his hands, and wait for the session to be over! He would then come closer for a hug and be off playing again. How often I have thought of this when I've made a mistake.

The world's great need of healing reflects a mental need. Strife, calamities, and seemingly insoluble problems express the fermenting of human thought as it's forced to yield to the unseen leavening action of the Christ, the divine idea of God.

This series of articles focuses on the healings brought about by Mary Baker Eddy through her reliance on God. These healings began in her childhood and continued throughout her life.

Can we think of a single wrong committed toward us that would be greater than those committed toward Christ Jesus? Yet look at what his attitude and actions were in response to the many indignities and injustices he received. He demanded no apology from his offenders but rather forgave them, healed them, prayed for them.

Humanity yearns for care that satisfies the human need in every case. Christ Jesus spoke to that yearning when he said: "Come unto me, all ye that labour and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest.

Dear friends, reading the textbook, Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy, is also a great blessing for my spiritual life, in spite of the fact that there are many things which I still can't discern clearly. It is lovely and a blessing to read its pages, since while my spirit is being immersed in that truth, my heart joyfully seizes upon the explanations that are given in the textbook.

" We stand here to say that our freedom does not come from any human being, our freedom comes from God. This is what we mean when we say it is an inalienable right.

Here are excerpts from just a few of the many letters that come to the Clerk of The Mother Church each month. They 're examples of the transforming power of our textbooks, the Bible and Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy.

Christine Jenks Herlinger is Manager of Christian Science Organization, Sunday School, and Youth activities, in the Office of the Clerk of The Mother Church. Suddenly , God is back on campus.

In the late 1970s we moved from the city way out into the country. After a short while I realized I was not having as much opportunity to serve humanity as I had had before.