Praying for our world can seem like more than we can take on when we're facing challenges in our own lives. But as we open our hearts to our neighbors’ needs, we in turn feel the infinite love of God that lifts us all.
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Climate change is shaping a mindset revolution—powerfully driving innovation and progress. And young people are leading the transformation. This special series from The Christian Science Monitor includes stories from around the world.
People around the world are yearning for hope, and Christmas can offer more than a seasonal celebration. Its deeper, higher, healing meaning can be felt by all.
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In the face of conflict and war, prayer can be an active and engaged response. This article from our archives helps us pray in times of war.
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Can we really see resolution and healing in times of war and conflict? This audio program’s guest, Makengo Ma Pululu from the Democratic Republic of Congo, shares how Christian Science has helped him during struggles of disease, conflict, and war.
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When not feeling well, this author found that praying for the world helped her find healing relief.
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—Mary Baker Eddy, Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures, p. xi
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Hymns have a unique ability to bring healing and comfort in times of difficulty. These selections emphasize the unbroken connection between each one of us and a God that is constantly providing for our health and safety. Click on “learn more” below to view hymn selections and information.
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