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As a child, I dreamed of visiting the far-off wonders I read about in school—the pyramids, the Parthenon, the temples of India, the great cathedrals of Europe. As an adult, I feel most fortunate that my work has taken me to many of these sites.

In December the 1991 Normal class was held by the Board of Education, as provided for in the Manual of The Mother Church by Mary Baker Eddy (see Art. XXVI, Sect.

CHANGING LIVES: Christian Science is absolutely relevant in the 90s! You'd be even surer of that fact if you'd attended one of the Regional Youth Meetings that have been going on around the world recently. Hundreds of examples—illustrating the very real ways spirituality relates to their lives—have been shared by young people and adults.

Dreams seem so real, and yet they have no actual substance. Usually when we're dreaming in our sleep, we aren't aware that the activities taking place in the dream are not real.

There is tremendous joy in an instantaneous healing. It makes us more aware of God's power to heal.

These days people can hardly avoid being familiar with theories about the physiological cause and treatment of diseases. Television, magazines, and most daily papers all devote significant attention to health issues.

Like a personal letter, a journal tends to be informal, direct, and spontaneous. Someone keeping a journal quickly jots down thoughts and impressions and then moves on to the next day.

The Bible promises people who seek to know God, divine Truth itself, "Ye shall .

Have you ever wanted to escape to a mountain cabin and feel the freedom of total release from responsibilities? Vacations may provide a temporary relief, but before long we are back to those duties that sometimes seem to weigh us down. A misunderstanding of the relationship of God and man often underlies a sense of burden.

As much as our hearts may ache when we see scenes of poverty, malnutrition, or the homeless, we often may feel helpless to do anything about these problems. But we're never really helpless.