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When we are healed through Christian Science treatment, we may find that the effects extend into the past. That is, our sense of having been susceptible to illness is diminished and we gain a vibrant conviction that we have always been free.

This Earth Day, we can think about the spiritual concepts related to nature and Earth, and how God is an ever-present power.

"If beset with misguided emotions," Mrs. Eddy writes, "we shall be stranded on the quicksands of worldly commotion, and practically come short of the wisdom requisite for teaching and demonstrating the victory over self and sin.

Christian Science shows that because every Bible story presents the Word of God in action, each story has continuous application beyond and above its original historical setting. Divine Mind, God, is the interpreter as the various Bible verses speak to diverse states of human thought, some states more enlightened than others.

For me, as a child being brought up in a traditional Christian denomination deeply entrenched in Calvinistic beliefs about the sinfulness of man, life seemed to be like a towering mountain, its sides covered with soap. One climbed—or rather crawled—a few steps up and.

Bodily ills arise from ignorance of man's limitless being and entity in Spirit. The dynamics of man's spiritual identity cannot be grasped through the shortfall of materiality with its finite dimensions.

The 1986 Annual Meeting, under the theme "Fulfilling our mission of Christ-healing," will convene at 2 p. m.

Expressing gratitude for Christian Science healing in the ways provided by our Leader, Mrs. Eddy, is an important aspect of our own healings.

Time remains for students of Christian Science to recommend new texts and tunes for the English-language edition of the Christian Science Hymnal. Between now and the first of October, the date for receiving this material, we fully expect the modest, but promising, early response to swell to an abundant supply of ideas for the coming edition.

One of a series of articles on democracy in branch churches. Written by a member of The Mother Church.