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Read announcements about Annual Meeting registration, a change regarding donations to the Mary Baker Eddy Library, two new Concord features to assist your study of Christian Science, and the posting of a new collection of archive articles about Easter. 

In the middle of some daunting challenges, a church member doesn’t shy away from attending in-person church services, and finds healing. 

Even when a catastrophic event causes loss and devastation, spiritual qualities from God still endure, untouched by physical conditions, and our needs can still be met. 

This author, a frequent traveler, prays to overcome her fear of flying.

When a mother prays for her young son following a bike accident, she feels the glory of God’s comforting, sustaining, healing Truth—and the boy is healed.

Praying to God for help after a mishap, a little girl proves that there’s no need to become a victim of evil. 

The author discovers Christ, Truth, in the “temple” of a higher spiritual understanding of his divine nature.

The human mind doesn’t heal, but it does need to be prepared and directed rightly to be open to the divine Mind, which heals.

Because of our unity with God, the good in our lives is continuous, uninterrupted, and our identity is never linked to a material history.

We’re not mortal, material beings whose vitality wears out over time. We come from God, who is our Life, and are wholly spiritual and eternal. Understanding this brings unlimited renewal to our experience.