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Even a momentary glimpse of the power of Truth awakens in the student of Christian Science a desire to learn more about God, man, and spiritual reality. As the student progresses, he yearns to dig still deeper into the teachings of Mary Baker Eddy and become more systematic and effective in his study and practice.

We live in a world of accelerating change. Instant communication is bringing people of different cultures and remote areas closer together than ever before.

If we're faced with sickness, we can understand the spiritual facts that will heal us. We are able to heal disease because it's not real in the first place.

The recognition of God's absolute and total control is adequate to heal bodily malfunctions of any kind. We can know without question that the spirituality, perfection, and goodness man reflects from God, Mind, must be expressed unceasingly in his every action.

Christ Jesus told his disciples, "If any man will come after me, let him deny himself, and take up his cross, and follow me. " Matt.

When I was a girl, our family had a fruit cellar that was very dark. Only a bit of light shone through a small window on the cellar's far side.

Hiking through the eastern American wilderness known as Shenandoah National Park, I've enjoyed the vast expanse of deep natural forest with its varied vegetation and animal life. One romantically named hill or hollow after another has its special gift: the immense hemlocks of a small area known as Limberlost; the seven or so waterfalls of White Oak Canyon; the worn, rounded crest of the mountain called Old Rag; the dignity of the Appalachian Trail as it winds its way from Maine to Georgia.

Over recent years there have been a number of articles in the Christian Science periodicals about the need to overcome various forms of sensuality—adultery, homosexuality, fornication. The Bible Lessons In the Christian Science Quarterly.

We were in Christian Science Sunday School, and I was teaching the pre-kindergarten age class. (These little ones don't miss a trick, and they are innocently frank.

Suppose we had been with Moses at Horeb. Climbing with him, with the same inner impulsion, out of the valley full of doubts, up in search of a God he knew must exist but was only learning how to understand.