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From Articles in The Christian Science Journal

Charitable responses

It has never been easier to respond quickly and publicly to political, social, or cultural events. But are our responses in line with the respectful, charitable tone called for by the Church Manual?

Mark Raffles

From Daily Practice in the Christian Science Sentinel

“In the name of Jesus Christ of Nazareth”

This author explores why Jesus said to “ask” for healing in his name and why it isn’t outdated to do so today. It can’t just be surface words, but a true acknowledgment of the divine power that underlay Jesus’ healing works.

Lisa Rennie Sytsma

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Overcoming fear

This month’s content offers helpful and inspiring ideas on how we can overcome fear about any problem, when we better understand that God, good, is always present and the only power. 

Be not afraid!

Even if we’re feeling fearful, God never stops being God!

Are you running toward Goliath?

This author writes, “Armed with the knowledge that there is nothing bigger or more powerful than God, we don’t have to be afraid of any Goliath that seems to be challenging us.”

“God with us” all

How are we praying about conflicts going on in the world today? And “which side” is God on?

Mary Baker Eddy biographies on JSH-Online


Read, listen, search, and bookmark seven biographies, including The Years of Discovery, the first volume of Robert Peel’s Mary Baker Eddy. 

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