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Prayers for peace amid conflicts

Prayers for peace amid conflicts
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Christian Science Sentinel

God is comforting Her people

May the love of God be known and felt by all—in the Middle East and everywhere.

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The Christian Science Journal

Healing anger and hate

In this Sentinel Watch podcast adapted for print, Tony Lobl talks with George Nutwell, a Christian Science practitioner from Houston, Texas. Carlos Machado, a member of the Sentinel&...

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The Christian Science Journal

Peace and the two commandments

How can we pray for peace effectively? What can we do to make it possible to experience the promise of “on earth peace, good will toward men” (Luke 2:14)?The Discoverer of Christian Science, Mary B...

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The Christian Science Journal

Praying for a family member’s safety

I am so grateful for the timely publications of The Mother Church that meet our specific needs. To me, they are proof that God’s love is communicated in ways that are understandable to each of us.O...

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Christian Science Sentinel

Breaking through the world’s chains

I have come to understand that the most powerful agent for change is an understanding of God and His allness.

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Christian Science Sentinel

How I’m praying about the Israel-Hamas war

A collection of submissions that represent the generous and sincere prayer going on among those who study and appreciate the teachings of Christian Science.

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Christian Science Sentinel

Letter to a young mother

Even though I am just one individual in a country far removed from these places, I actively pray to know that God’s love is always present, dependable, steadfast, all-powerful.

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The Christian Science Journal

“Pure peace is thine”

One of Mary Baker Eddy’s beloved hymns declares: It matters not what be thy lot,        So Love doth guide;  For storm or shine, pure peace is t...

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Christian Science Sentinel

To love an enemy

Whether facing a global tyrant, a threatening political leader, a domineering boss, or an intimidating family member, the same rule of “Love your enemies” applies, disarming the perceived enemy and...

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Christian Science Sentinel

When the enemy comes in like a flood

The evils of hatred, malice, authoritarianism, lust for power, and greed may appear for a while to have the upper hand, but they are doomed to fall at the feet of God—Truth and Love.