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We sometimes hear people say regretfully that the opportunities for adventure have almost disappeared. The world seems so much smaller on account of instant communication.

For those who need help in writing for the Christian Science periodicals, the Editors have prepared a pamphlet, "Your Guide to Writing for the Christian Science Periodicals. " This pamphlet explains the mechanics of writing for our publications.

One day, in an interview, Bernardo Bertolucci was discussing how certain artists follow a consistent theme throughout their career. He said: "Do you know the Italian painter, Giorgio Morandi? He painted bottles all the time.

Sometimes, when giving thanks for a healing brought about through Christian Science, the testifier says that he or she has had a small demonstration of healing. No doubt the adjective "small" is used in this context with a sense of humility, and its use in this way is both commendable and understandable.

In biblical times, the blowing of the trumpet by those in authority signaled a call not to be taken lightly. Response to it in times of danger took priority over all other activities and frequently saved lives.

Like every worthwhile objective, human goals for healing and being healed in Christian Science are possible of attainment. God, who is all good, creates only perfection and never knows a single shortcoming.

The Apostle Peter perceived and declared that Jesus was the Son of God when he said, "Thou art the Christ, the Son of the living God. " Matt.

It began with a need to refurbish a dismal, dingy Sunday School. There wasn't enough money to hire a contractor, but there were adequate funds for paint, lights, and other materials.

How can you best determine the meaning when reading from the Bible or the writings of Mary Baker Eddy? How can you read aloud naturally, intelligently, and with inspiration? Prayer is always the first step. Then you might try some of the following: Read the passage over several times both silently and out loud to get the overall meaning.

How does Mrs. Eddy treat philosophy in her writings? In both a negative and a positive way.