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with contributions from John Ranson, Andrew Wilson, Dee Mahuvawalla, Elsbeth H. Gillis - July 1, 2002

Not so fast.

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with contributions from Lynn Morrison, Christine Halsey, Elsbeth H. Gillis, Susan Hill Clay - June 1, 2002

Mrs. Eddy's voice? I really liked the cover of your April 2002 issue.

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with contributions from Jean Acton Snyder, Trish Sanchell, Carolyn Wildberger, Chip Eggerton, Polly W. Cheney, Kris, Marie, Paul - May 1, 2002

Thank you so much for beginning the series to present basic facts about our friends' and neighbors' religious beliefs and practices. It will help us all to include all the global community in our care, concerns, and healing prayers, to realize brotherhood, cares we share with all.

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with contributions from Paul O'Brien, Antônio Claret da Mota, Henry G. Rutledge, Ann Benson - May 1, 2002

On—and from—Brazil Could we please be spared the dreadful made-up term birthing ["Birthing in Brazil," January]? Birth is a noun, not a verb, and should not take an "ing" ending. What's wrong with bearing or giving birth? Otherwise, I enjoy the new, lively Journal.

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with contributions from Marta Greenwood, Paul Jones, Char Wachtel - April 1, 2002

'Speaking the people's language' The January Journal was delivered for humanity and the world. Thank God it is not an inhouse magazine written for its in-house club and members.

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with contributions from Ginny Luedeman, Henry Rutledge, Bruce Carradine, Carolyn W. Gahr - February 1, 2002

The 'new' Journal When the new format appeared, I needed to shift my expectations for the Journal from its being a supplementary study of Christian Science, to its present mission as a clear and practical account of the wonderful changes that take place in people's lives as a result of prayer. I used to pick and choose articles to read.

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with contributions from Robert L. Braun, Jonne Warner, Henry Rutledge, Eleanor Braman - January 1, 2002

Timely issues I commend you for publishing the article ("A single mom starts the long journey home") in the November Journal , including the author's comments on abortion. With the abortion issue remaining acute in public consciousness for more than a quarter century, I hope you'll have the courage before too long to address the issue further.

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with contributions from Antônio Claret da Mota, Janet McConnell, Nina Small, Margaret Wylie, Joseph Kilboro Muthee - December 1, 2001

Starting out The Starting Point of September's issue, "Getting a 'leg up'" is wonderful and I want to express gratitude for it. Thank you, Nona! Antônio Claret da Mota, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Narrative pieces Since there has been a change in the format of the Journal, I have found the personal essay very tedious.

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with contributions from Joy V. Smith, Robert C. Goodspeed, Jonathan K. Vincent, Joan Sheets, Ruth Garside, John J. Johnson - November 1, 2001

Location of testimonies I really am not looking forward to your dispersal of testimonies throughout the Journal. [The testimony section is] where I turn when I need a quick dose of inspiration.

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with contributions from Linda Conner, Patti C. Christopher, Marilyn Valeo, Norman Francis, Mona B. Harder, Jean Lewis - October 1, 2001

Albanian Herald Thank you for telling the touching "Story of the Albanian Herald" in the July Journal. I am so grateful to know about this gift to the Kosovo refugees, which must have taken much loving effort to create and deliver.

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