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We are faced with moral choices every day. These decisions amount to choosing between right and wrong.

Sometimes we hear people say, “When I get to heaven .  .

This author dives into how she was inspired by the “Alertness to Duty” section of The Manual of the Mother Church by Mary Baker Eddy.

The following is an edited transcript of a panel discussion on “Why Church?” that took place during the “Being a force for good” summit of 20- and 30-somethings held at The Mother Church in October 2019. On the one-year anniversary of the summit, we hope you will join us in reflecting on the ever-expanding idea of Church, especially as we all continue to discover new ways to experience church in person, online, and by phone.

Most everyone has had to handle discouragement at some point. Even Moses, wise and faithful to God as he was, got discouraged when the children of Israel were tired of the wilderness.

Dear Reader, I’ve recently learned to livestream. What took me so long to adopt this technology? Working at home created a demand for it.

“We are undisturbed. ” These were the words of assurance I spoke to my neighbors.

Christian Science Sunday School attendance was one of those things I never really questioned growing up. We went.

“Behold what manner of love the Father has bestowed on us, that we should be called children of God!” (I John 3:1, New King James Version). The concept of being God’s loved children is central to Christianity and to Christian Science in particular.

For many years, I anticipated receiving and enjoyed reading the weekly and monthly Christian Science periodicals. These magazines always brought me inspiration, spiritual growth, and healing.