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An announcement from the Trustees of the trust under the will of Mary Baker Eddy.

Read five updates from Boston, including about the publishing of the new Sterling Student Edition of the King James Bible, adjusted Journal and Sentinel delivery schedules, the upcoming special college issue of the Sentinel, watching the Annual Meeting replay, and a new Bible collection about the story of Nehemiah. 

This author has found sharing Christian Science with inmates especially fulfilling.

The concept of “a table” in the 23rd Psalm began to take on a deeper meaning for the author, and a wider understanding began to unfold as she discovered the many ways in which our experiences are already prepared by God, divine Love. 

The qualities of justice, mercy, and faith are essential in both preserving church and pioneering its expansion

It is the freedom of divine Love, a law to our being, that makes us conscious of being dearly cherished and valued.

Engaging in sports as an entirely spiritual, not material, activity gives us freedom and dominion over negative aftereffects.

A lost computer becomes an opportunity to prove the power of prayer.

After feeling burdened by the process of going through her late father’s belongings, this Christian Scientist gained hope and productivity through prayer and a new way of looking at God and His care for His children. 

Mary Baker Eddy was an admirer of American poet and abolitionist John Greenleaf Whittier, and she gifted him an inscribed copy of Science and Health. After she visited him when he was quite ill once, he remarked that the visit had done him much good.