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We attended the Annual Meeting for our worldwide church today and it was wonderful. Held in The Mother Church in Boston, the quality of thought in the room was
At the National Day of Prayer service we had yesterday, our First Selectman read the following. He said he found it on the Internet and it really struck him.
Every year for the past twelve years I have given a sermon as part of our clergy association’s three hour community Good Friday service. This year we did…
For well over a century Christian Science Reading Rooms have had bound volumes available of all past periodicals (Journal, Sentinel & Herald; hence JSH) Today a website is launched with all 500,000 pages available to be searched.
Today my husband and I attended the New York City Church Alive Summit. The best part of it was getting to see and spend time with wonderful people we know…
I am a regular contributor to the Danbury News Times Forum on Faith column, which is also picked up by the Connecticut Post and the Stamford Advocate. Here is today’s article:
I have been working lately with a line from a Bible Lesson a couple weeks ago, “Deity which outlines but is not outlined.” It’s about doing God’s will and not…
How appropriate on leap year to be thinking about time. Since many blessings come from tithing, I’ve been thinking, do we donate ten percent of our time to God?
Thank you to blog reader Jodi B. for sharing this version of the 23rd Psalm with me!
The Christian Science Lesson Sermon that we hear on Sundays in Christian Science churches is available to be read and studied during the preceding week.
I’ve been inspired lately by the translation of the Lord’s Prayer that is found in the Message version of the Bible (Luke chapter 11):
Here is today’s newspaper article, written this time by my daughter instead of me about her experience on Capitol Hill last summer:
It says something when you truly wear out a Bible! He’s starting to use a “new” one that was his mother’s because too many pages are falling out of his own…
Yeah! I’m celebrating my third year of this daily blog. I have a tradition of making a “best of” list with links, which folks have found it especially helpful
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My youngest has recently been studying evolution. This is a hot topic amongst homeschoolers where many teach “Creationism” and not evolution
– Today, I realized an oversight: I have never plugged my husband’s blog here on mine. His is called The Bible Speaks to You, 19855
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1. Take into account that great love and great achievements involve great risk.