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Rescuing the rest in Columbia
Praying people are the 'special forces' of God. They undertake the humanly impossible and show that all things are possible with God.
Mexico's high ideals
The Christ is as present today to overcome violence and corruption as it was 2,000 years ago.
A year after Columbine
By looking to God for guidance on how to think and act, we can feel the assurance of everlasting life. Leaning on God is plugging in to the divine source of peace, which is universl and impartial. C.S. Monitor, April 2000
Searching for the ideal lifestyle is something like looking for the illusive fountain of youth. Perhaps the key to long life is moral and spiritual rather than physical. C.S. Monitor, June 2000
Bumblebees and business
Admid deadlines and demands, the calm thought or loving look graces a project and everyone in it. Like a refreshing breeze, the soft word encourages and rejuvenates the sagging spirit. C.S. Monitor, October 2000
All good gifts around us
There's no one season in which God gives gifts. Every week we can find blessings in our lives - actually daily, and moment by moment. C.S. Monitor, November 1999
Blessings that don't melt
Goodness isn't an accumulation of events. God's goodness is felt in inspired thoughts. C.S. Monitor, February 2001
'Women of Courage and Vision'
The National Women's Hall of Fame in Seneca Falls, NY, celebrates women year round and recognizes them for achievements of enduring value. C.S. Monitor, March 2001
The other Woods
The example of individuals like Granville Woods, a 19th century inventor, is encouraging. The willingness to devote thought to a worthy purpose leads to higher levels. C.S. Monitor, February 2001
From loneliness to love
When no one is there to encourage, Love approves of you. God loves you with an overflowing love that never ceases. C.S. Monitor, February 2001
A shoebox of valentines
When you appreciate what's good about people, it gets spread around. That's the best kind of valentine. C.S. Monitor, February 2001
Rosh Hashana
What a beautiful tradition to celebrate a New Year by acknowledging God as the creator, the originator or all! C.S. Monitor, September 2000
The last laugh
Humor may help put situations in a better perspective. It can help us to realize that God is greater than any problem. C.S. Monitor, September 2000
The gratitude game
Take a few minutes and think of all the good things that have happened during the day and then be grateful for them. C.S. Monitor, August 2000
The qualities expressed by children and grandparents are so conplementary, like jelly and peanut butter. It's possible to keep them separate, but they're so much better together! C.S. Monitor, March 2000
Freedom of South Africa
Your prayer matters. It reaches the heart and strengthens the weak, regardless of distance, for God is there. C.S. Monitor, February 2000
Feast of Dedication
While the first Feast of Dedication took place over 2000 years ago, the lessons in devotion, courage, and strength are just as applicable today. Standing firmly for the supremacy of the one God, we are blessed. C.S. Monitor, December 1999
When Traditions Oppose
Class, distinction, pride, and tradition are mental influences still to be addressed. C.S. Monitor, September 1998
Grace under pressure
Celebrating Professional Secretaries Day gives us an opportunity to express gratitude to those who reflect the grace of God. C.S. Monitor, April 1998
Cinco de Mayo
For me, Cinco de Mayo will always mean allowing nothing to steal our joy. C.S. Monitor, May 1998
True Fatherhood
One man asked, 'How can I honor someone who hasn't done anything honorable?' C.S. Monitor, June 1998
Human and Divine Rights
Promoting human rights can open the way to seeing more of our divine rights. C.S. Monitor, July 1998
Prayer and the Presidency
Affirming that God's will does govern on earth is praying in the manner Jesus prayed. C.S. Monitor, September 1998
Are You Cranky Today?
Practice the opposite of crankiness, i.e. grace. There is a divine inflluence pouring out to each and every one of us inspiration, confidence, creativity. C.S. Monitor, October 1998
Islam and Christianity
Because God is truly One, He is the Father of all. There is no other power or creator. C.S. Monitor, November 1998
God governs even the small things
Growing in our understanding of His laws of good opens a whole new approach to handling problems. Even the minutiae of daily life are governed by God. C.S. Monitor, December 1998
One Supreme Authority
God is the Supreme Commander, governing all, from the highest general to the private. C.S. Monitor, January 1999
Universal Culture
The divinity of Christ can be found inall cultures and nationalities. C.S. Monitor, February 1999
How I quit sucking my thumb
My Dad told me there was nothing that happened without thinking...there was no way that my thumb would just jump into my mouth all by itself. C.S.Monitor, March 1999
My Favorite Recess
I take recess every day, to find the 'beautiful images of thought' God is giving. C.S. Monitor, April 1999
To conquer the enemy
If we have any enemies at all, they are mental ones: pride and fear. C.S. Monitor, May 1999
Heaven and hell
Even if your concept of God and goodness may seem slight, it can, will, grow to transform your life. C.S.Monitor, August 1999
Qualities such as courage, wisdom, and integrity make a solid foundation that cannot be washed away by storms, no matter how devastating. C.S. Monitor, September 2005
Liftoff with God
The vision of a rising flock of snow geese reminds me to rise each morning in jubilant expectation of God's goodness. C.S. Monitor, January 2005
Unemployed? Think freedom.
My thoughts raced faster than heartbeats. I knew I had to get a grip. I reached out to God for help. C.S. Monitor, March 2004
Love is the power behind nonviolence
Dr. King preached and practiced the biblical concept of 'love your enemies.' He had moved beyond a doctrinal platform to a living faith and comprehension of God as Love. C.S. Monitor, January 2004
God's song
How do we connect with God's messages that heal us? C.S. Monitor, February 2004
Bridging a divide
It is possible to unite in productive action with those who have widely differing views and practices. God is the source of unity. C.S. Monitor, October 2004
Communication as sacrifice
If communicating means intimately working together with others, it certainly does involve a sacrifice of personal opinions, desires and ego. Working together is always more challenging than going it alone. csdirectory.com, October 2004
When you need help fast
There's no formula for quick healing, but these five ideas can help. C.S. Journal, March 2005
Life after graduation
Graduation is the starter's gun at a race. There's this big bang, but it signals the beginning of the race, not the end. What you do with what you've learned, that's the race. C. S. Monitor, May 2002
Beauty from the rubble
Beauty, like holiness needs to be cherished, nurtured, cultivated. It can inspire and support us as we rebuild structures and lives.
'Got him!' What's next?
The capture of Saddam Hussein has thrown down a gauntlet of emotional temptations. The story of Nehemiah rebuilding the wall of Jerusalem helps to support a view of justice and safety.
International Day of Peace
This global 24-hour spiritual observation for peace is meant to demonstrate the power of prayer and other spiritual practices in promoting peace and preventing violent conflict.
Monumental Ten Commandments
The Ten Commandments are living laws that can transform the heart and form the fabric of our lives.
My birthday is...
How do you celebrate a day defined by tragedy? Pray for those who lost loved ones. Feel comforted by God and the knowledge of eternal life.
Rules, praise, and self-esteem
Each individual should realize that his or her ability comes from God and know that God approves of each one's unique expression and right action.
'Women Pioneering the Future'
Women everywhere are formulating the moral fabric of the rising generation.
When the teacher isn't right
Think new thoughts about yourself to see what God has to say about your ability.
You're not alone
My tire blew out as I was returning from a late night meeting. A woman alone, stranded. I trusted my safety to God.
Ministering to ministers
At an interfaith service on September 11th it wasn't preaching but the Word of God that ministers wanted.
The first day of school
You can prepare for school by praying with what you know about God.
Almost a woman prime minister
President Kim of South Korea appointed the first female prime minister in South Korea's history. The National Assembly of South Korea vetoed the appointment.
'I didn't want to hire you'
On the first day, my boss called me into his office and said he hadn't wanted to hire me. He'd wanted the other candidate.
Education in the Arab world
Mary Baker Eddy links educational development with spiritual growth. She believed that proper education opened thought to higher, more spiritual dimensions.
Women's rights
Human freedom and fundamental rights must extend to women of all ages. The safety of society and progress of humanity depend upon it.
In God's house
God, who is Love, doesn't create animals to be aggressive. God makes all His creatures gentle and good.
The message of the resurrection is not only that Jesus was saved from death, but that the power of God can raise us from sin, sickness, and death.
A Holy Ghost Story
Halloween, for me, is a day of choice between dead spirits and the living God, between ghosts or the Holy Ghost, between divination or eternal salvation.
Pulling Back the Curtain on Evil
The wizard, at first so foreboding and mysterious, turns out to be a harmless old man pulling levers, using special effects. After Toto, the dog, exposes the man's charade by pulling at a curtain, the whole mystery evaporates.....
Article Archive
Pearl Harbor remembered
Published 12/2007
From C.S. Journal
Couch potato Christian Scientists?
Each serious student of Christian Science must promptly, persistently, and vigorously shake himself free from the soothing strangle-hold of stay-at-home-itis. Our individual, spiritual demonstration and growth depend on it! C.S. Journal Published 12/1989
Women as "elect of God"
It is a fundamental right of each individual woman and man to understand God and their direct relation to Him. C.S. Journal Published 10/1998
On Witchcraft
Witchcraft and the power of Christ are like the tares and wheat in the Biblical parable. C.S. Journal Published 8/1998
The Rapture is come!
The concept of rapture actually blends two events: the second coming of Jesus and the translation of those saved into the kingdom of heaven. Published 12/1999
Gratitude and God's Election
How can we see good in a candidate who opposes our own views? C.S. Journal, November 2000 Published 11/2000
Challenge Prejudice
The injustice of human opinions can be overcome through divine Love. C.S. Journal Published 2/2000
The Appeal of Spiritualism
Each of us is capable and worthy of hearing God's guidance directly. C.S. Journal Published 10/2001
The gift of baptism
You don't necessarily have to get wet to get baptized. Published 1/2002
Come into God's Castle
For Kids - Wouldn't it be nice to have a castle where you could go to be safe? Published 10/2002
Help with depression
Medication is not the answer to dealing with depression. Healing is about changing thought to the spiritual and feeling God's power. Published 12/2002
Pray on the go
How do you find time for spiritual growth and prayer when you don't even have time to eat? Published 10/2003
The ministry of reconciliation
"To reconcile is to establish a close relationship, to bring oneself to accept another. And the ministry of reconciliation begins with establishing a close relationship with God." Published 3/2003
The healing power of the Scriptures
Jesus' healings and teachings are rooted in the Old Testament. Published 6/2003
Learning to lead by following Jesus
A successful leader helps others to be successful. Leaders translate inspiration into practical solutions. Published 1/2004
Mixed media
How can a consumer of news bring a deeper, spiritual dimension to the mass of multiple voices in the popular media? Published 11/2004
Animal magnetism-evil suggestion and nothing more
If I didn't play along, would my career stall? Published 4/2004
Spiritual empowerment: the road to freedom
There are many forms of empowerment. Even the seemingly powerless can gain control over their lives - if they are willing to turn to God. Published 6/2004
When you need help fast
There's no formula for quick healing, but these five ideas can help. Published 3/2005
Five ideas for quicker healing
There's no formula for quick healing, but these five ideas can help. C.S. Journal, March 2005 Published 3/2005
Staying Aloft
The prayer that heals is the recognition that God is doing the healing. Published 5/2006
Spiritual Preparation and the Good Samaritan
Many people feel overwhelmed with responsibilities to do good for others. Being Christian means that we reflect and multiply God's goodness, not that we use up all our human resources in generosity toward others. Published 11/2007
Up to speed
In life's "everyday stuff," even car trouble, God answers the heart's call for help. Published 5/2009
From C.S. Monitor
To be alone
To feel our unity with God through prayer is not to feel isolated. It is to discern, and experience the riches of His goodness. Published 10/1984
A Joseph Experience
God doesn't throw us into a pit of adversity. Infinite good doesn't impart any degree of evil. Published 4/1986
Swearing: Breaking the Addiction
The healing of profanity may not be easy, but the desire to humble ourselves before God gentles our thoughts and thus our words. Published 3/1989
Bursting the bubble
In my search for a new home, I needed to put aside preconceived notions and learn about the ever-present sheltering nature of God. Published 8/1989
True fatherhood
By making a distinction between the man made by God and what we might call the counterfeit mortal personality, we can honor the Godlike nature of the individual while at the same time rejecting the sin. Published 6/1998
Healing and the Family
A Science exists that has proved to be a significant advance in improving family health care. C.S. Monitor Published 6/1998
The patience and moderation grandparents often express are so needed in young lives. By encouraging and promoting this family relationship, society can bring a gentler influence to children. Published 6/1998
Human and divine rights
Whether we are male or female, our rights are established by God. Let us look to divine Love for the protection and manifestation of individual rights. Published 7/1998
When traditions oppose
Not everyone encounters opposition while obeying Jesus' command to heal the sick and preach the gospel. But to those who do, it is so comforting to be assured that divine Love rewards its seekers and safeguards their progress. Published 9/1998
Prayer and the Presidency
Those in positions of authority need our prayer. God will inspire the content of your prayer as you commune directly with Him. And it will be a blessing. Published 9/1998
All good gifts around us
God wants to give us good. Divine Love isn't passive, waiting for a fortunate few to stumble onto its treasures. Love is active, delivering us from affliction, inspiring our motives and our thoughts, blessing us universally and impartially. Published 11/1999
Feast of Dedication
While the first Feast of Dedication took place over 2000 years ago, the lessons in devotion, courage, and strength are just as applicable this day. More than just a lighting of candles, this dedication is a remembrance of the marvelous power of God to li Published 12/1999
It's not too late to pray
When we pray for others to feel God's comfort, we're really praying that the spiritual sense of being silence the material. C.S. Monitor Published 4/1999
Bumblebees and business
Like spores of pollen, mental concepts touch everything we do. We're spreading either a positive, gentle influence that uplifts and inspires or a negative one that discourages and degrades. Published 10/2000
Freedom of South Africa
Your prayer matters. As the collective human consciousness shifts away from apathy to love, from fear to faith, from human power to divine might, we see God's government made manifest in increasing freedom and justice. Published 2/2000
A year after Columbine
By knowing God as divine Love, the all-embracing power that transcends time and space, we can feel united in Love with those who have passed away. This transcends human affection. Published 4/2000
The Bible identifies several factors as promoting long life: (1) obeying God's commandments, (2) honoring father and mother, (3) refraining from speaking evil, and (4) resisting temptation. Published 6/2000
The gratitude game
Have you played it? There's no loser. Everyone is a winner. Everyone feels happy after expressing gratitude. And sometimes you discover amazing things. Published 8/2000
The last laugh
Humor isn't meant to belittle people or problems. It may help put situations in a better perspective. It can help us to stop worrying and start laughing. It can help us to realize that God is greater than any problem. Published 9/2000
Rosh Hashana
This holiday is full of religious and spiritual meaning. One of the themes of Rosh Hashana is that God is our King and creator. What a beautiful tradition to celebrate a New Year by acknowledging God as the creator, the originator of all! Published 9/2000
The Rapture Revisited
The spiritual view of the rapture is the essence of divine Love healing and saving all Published 10/2001
Freeddom from haunting images and post-traumatic stress
Effective ways to replace fear with courage and confidence enables us to think and act wisely Published 10/2001
Beauty from the rubble
Beauty is necessary. What an arresting concept. It's not an extra or an option if we have time or talent. It's the soul of life, and as such, it's necessary to functionality. Published 10/2001
The mental battle against terrorism
The battle against this evil isn't just military. It's mental. It's resisting the temptation to justify or sympathize with evil. The first skirmish is in our own thought. Published 11/2001
The search for identity
Regardless of cultural or religious requirements, we can right now strive to see the spiritual nature of each individual. Published 12/2001
Resolved: one good deed today
Goodness is universal, and good deeds bless every giver and receiver Published 12/2001
The other Woods
The example of individuals like Granville Woods continues to encourage me. Knowing that others have overcome obstacles greater than those I face inspires me to persevere. Published 2/2001
From loneliness to love
God loves you with an overflowing love that never ceases. Right in the presence of loneliness, divine Love prepares a buffet of blessings for you. Published 2/2001
Blessings that don't melt
As I watch the snow form a blanket, I think of each snowflake as representing a blessing. The action of Love may be quiet, as snow falling. Yet it's always present, blessing me as I'm willing to acknowledge God as good. Published 2/2001
A shoebox of valentines
When you appreciate what's good about people, good gets spread around even more. That's the best kind of valentine. Published 2/2001
A mother's rebirth
Mother's Day is a wonderful time for a fresh start Published 5/2001
Prayer and inheritance
The spiritual view of inheritance leads to peace, assurance and resolution. Published 8/2001
Spiritual Culture and Hispanic Heritage
Reaching beyond human heritage we seek and find our spiritual identity Published 9/2001
Living as an adventure
It's not aging that is the adventure; it's living. Living is the activity of being; the vitality of thinking and doing. Published 9/2001
Your're not alone
God, divine Love, would send someone who was honest and honorable. I was trusting my safety to God, not to chance or random acts of kindness. Published 10/2002
A Holy Ghost story
Halloween, for me, isn't a day of ghouls and ghosts. It's a day of choice, choice between dead spirits and the living God, between ghosts or the Holy Ghost, between divination or eternal salvation. Published 10/2002
Jesus was crucified because of the sin and hatred of the world. He rose again and lived for us to show us the way of eternal life. Published 3/2002
I didn't want to hire you
God was really my employer. God was approving of me. And since God had put me in the job, I felt absolutely calm and confident that God would tell me what I needed to know in order to succeed. Published 3/2002
Life after graduation
After graduation, when I started my first job, I felt a lot of pressure to succeed. But the usual benchmarks for success were lacking. Where were the interim grades that let you know if you were doing all right? I prayed and asked God how I was doing. Published 5/2002
In God's house
A young girl prayerfully discovers that all God's creatures live in God's house and He makes all His creatures gentle and good. Published 6/2002
Women's rights
This is woman's hour around the world, and every woman must share in it. Every woman is worthy to be respected, educated, and safe from exploitation. Published 8/2002
The first day of school
You can prepare for school by praying with what you know about God.There are lots of verses in the Bible and Science and Health that will help you. Published 8/2002
Education in the Arab world
A report authored by a "group of distinguished Arab intellectuals," its purpose is to help "Arab peoples and policy-makers in search of a brighter future. Certainly, we can support such constructive educational goals prayerfully and practically. Published 8/2002
Almost a woman prime minister
When society's shackles and business biases limit or deprive an individual of opportunities, divine Love ultimately removes the barriers to human progress. It's a divine power that melts egotism and fear. Love knows no bias, no restriction. Published 8/2002
My birthday is , , ,
Sept. 11 is my birthday and I can feel blessed. I am blessed despite the worldly circumstances. I am blessed because of my relationship with God. This relationship transcends dates and can't be defeated by them. Published 9/2002
Ministering to ministers
I was touched by a forum for ministers and those studying to enter the ministry in how they were ministering to one another. It was an interfaith service at the All Faith Chapel at Vanderbilt Divinity School on Sept. 11. Published 9/2002
When the teacher isn't right
All these years she had believed her teacher, but she'd never bothered to ask God. Published 1/2003
'Got him!" What's next?
I want to support a view of justice that will help the people of Iraq live in a functioning society as well as bring soldiers home safely. The biblical book of Nehemiah is providing some spiritual direction to my prayer. Published 12/2003
"Women Pioneering the Future"
Mary Baker Eddy - author, editor, lecturer, minister, and Founder of the Church of Christ, Scientist - was familiar with pioneering the future. But I think her most lasting contribution might have been pioneering a spiritual concept of family. Published 3/2003
Rules, praise, and self-esteem
Each individual should realize that his or her ability comes from God and know that God approves of each one's unique expression and right action. Published 5/2003
Monumental Ten Commandments
As the issue of displaying the Commandments in public places plays itself out in the courts, many others are also thinking through the value of these living laws that can transform the heart and form the fabric of our lives. Published 9/2003
Monumental Ten Commandments
As the issue of displaying the Commandments in public places plays itself out in the courts, many others are also thinking through the value of these living laws that can transform the heart and form the fabric of our lives. Published 9/2003
International Day of Peace
I've been considering how my prayers for peace can be more effective on this day and every day. Three thoughts have occurred to me so far. Published 9/2003
Love is the power behind nonviolence
Fear, prejudice, injustice, and slavery still exist. Expressing divine Love is the only way to permanently remove these evils. Published 1/2004
Bridging a divide
It is possible to unite in productive action with those who have widely differing views and practices. God is the source of unity. Published 10/2004
God's song
How do we connect with God's messages that heal us? We need to be quiet, listen, and take the time to connect the spiritual ideas that come to us with their source, God. Published 2/2004
Unemployed? Think freedom
Perhaps freedom comes through acknowledging God as our Employer. God is the supplier of good and has enough places for everyone to be productive. Published 3/2004
Liftoff with God
With a growing confidence in God, I experienced my own liftoff. The circumstances hadn't changed, but my view of them had. Published 1/2005
Rock solid
The Bible associates God with a rock. This rock is the high ground or spiritual insight that gives courage and strength. It is the firm foundation that keeps a person from being swept away in floods of emotion and hurt. Published 9/2005
Mexico's high ideals
Whatever one's hopes were for the presidential elections, it's important to see that the highest answer for social and political problems is divine. It's the divine shining through human consciousness that will support the greatest good. Published 1/2007
The Second Noel
The firt Noel refers to the first Christmas, the occasion when Jesus first appeared in a bodily form as the newborn infant. But how about a "second Noel"? Published 12/2007
System restore for the new year
Being restored is a divine homecoming. Published 1/2008
The Olympics and Breaking Limits
Today's limit is tomorrow's achievement Published 8/2008
Rescuing the rest in Colombia
Praying people are the "special forces" of God. They undertake the humanly impossible and show that all things are possible with God. Published 9/2008
The law of good that overcomes violence
There is a law of good that overcomes violence and the fear of violence and this law of good is a divine law of safety, available to everyone. Published 6/2009
Violence and the invisibility cloak of God's grace
The impluse of God's love gentles violent impulses. God's abundant grace is embracing and protecting each one in the cloak of divine safety. Published 7/2010
From old patterns to new discoveries
Every individual can make discoveries by opening their thought to new ideas. Published 1/2011
Embracing Tucson after the shootings
Prayerful ideas to quiet fear and neutralize the effects of hate with compassionate prayer Published 1/2011
In the aftermath of tornadoes: Practical affection is prayer in action
Compassion and caring can comfort those in any disaster area, whether personal, community, or global. Published 5/2011
A day without violence
The Christ message is present year round to prevent violence Published 12/2012
Rescue from the mud
We are all united in working as men and women of God praying for the safety and health of mankind Published 3/2013
The disappeared
No one can disappear from Gods awareness or be separated from Gods love. Published 11/2014
Thanks for National Bible Week
The need for turning to the inspired sense of the Scriptures is no less compelling now as was the first annual National Bible Week during World War II. Published 11/2014
Christmas: extraordinary, not ordinary
Millions acknowledge Jesus Christ as the fulfillment of prophecy. Yet billions know nothing of the Christ promise of eternal life and salvation from sin and sickness, or have rejected it. The healing, saving message of Christ needs to be repeated. Published 12/2014
Resurrection from Grief
"[H]ealing grief has to be more than a momentary glimpse of eternal life." "Spiritual resurrection would have its evidence in new views of happiness, companionship, and satisfying activities right here and now. I could accept resurrection for myself and Published 8/2014
A prayer for child migrants
Each individual lives in the spiritual kingdom created and governed by God. God's kingdom is a spiritual state of consciousness, the consciousness of God and His harmony. In God's warm embrace, each one has a loving and safe home. Published 8/2014
Reason for hope
Hope is rooted in a conviction of God's presence, power, goodness, and government of the universe. Published 4/2017
Women of courage and vision
In fields ranging from physics to civil rights, six women are being honored this month in recognition of National Women's History Month. In 1995, Mary Baker Eddy was inducted for making "an indelible mark on society, religion and journalism." Published 3/3001
From C.S. Monitor
What an effect even a moment of softness can have on our families, our workplace, and even our community. Published 1/1989
From C.S. Sentinel
Stepparenting: a spiritual perspective
The spiritual approach to family relationships brings solutions to challenges of a stepparent. Published 4/1986
Inspiration that stirs action
An inspired idea is the appearing of the Christ in individual consciousness and we must live the divine inspirations that come to us. Published 9/1986
Astrology, palmistry, and other superstitions can seem harmless until we realize that indulging them is actually turning us away from relying on God. Published 9/1989
Spiritual healing - it really happens
To experience the healing power of God, a fundamental change in our understanding of God and man is required. C.S. Sentinel Published 12/1990
Kids and divorce
An article for children showing how prayer helps resolve issues of divorce. C.S. Sentinel Published 11/1992
Stopping sexual harassment through prayer
Prayer doesn't shut our eyes to discrimination; it lets us see how to put an end to wrong. Published 3/1992
Reincarnation - or life in Spirit?
Jesus' teachings and works show us something wonderful about the nature of our true existence in God. C.S. Sentinel Published 6/1992
Saved from attack
Prayer corrects a situation of being threatened by another person and feeling helpless. C.S. Sentinel Published 6/1994
Challenging corruption
Through obedience to God's law the weakness of self-justification is replaced with the strength of self-discipline. C.S. Sentinel Published 6/1994
Prejudice in the workplace overcome
Appreciating the Christlike qualities of man strengthens relationships. C.S. Sentinel Published 12/1996
Dealing with rude people
Divine Love is the powerful presence of God. Human assertiveness is a pale substitute. C.S. Sentinel Published 10/1997
Start with a fresh slate each day. C.S. Sentinel Published 11/1998
Daily forgiveness
Letter to the Editor, C.S. Sentinel Published 12/1998
A modern-day Passover: from bondage to healing
No matter how long a problem has lasted, understanding the nature and power of God leads us to healing. C.S. Sentinel Published 4/1998
Fearless Mother's Day
Looking for new ways to show support for your mother - or father? Help them challenge fear and regain their independence and dignity. C.S. Sentinel Published 5/1998
Wasps in the Roof? No problem.
As we demonstrate our dominion over the "little things" in our daily lives, we prove that all of God's creatures move in harmony. C.S. Sentinel Published 7/1998
How to stop hate and its effects
By cultivating an ability to listen to the Christ in human consciousness, we are engaging a divine defense system. C.S. Sentinel Published 9/1998
Hate Met With Love
We can utilize the power and grace of divine Love, God, to uncover and defeat prejudice, exclusivity, racial separation, and isolation. C.S. Sentinel Published 1/1999
Fate: no cause for fear
Your life is not at the mercy of fate. God governs. Published 10/1999
How to prevent illness
This article refers to two methods of prayer: machetes and helicopters Published 12/1999
What about anti-Christ?
Christ overcomes anti-Christ - the denial of Christ, or that which opposes divine Truth and Love. C.S. Sentinel Published 4/1999
Listen...God is speaking
How important it is not to ignore God's messages just because we don't see how they apply to us. C.S. Sentinel Published 6/1999
Your best defense
Now is a good time to recognize God as your true defense. C.S. Sentinel Published 8/1999
How consciousness relates to body
What is the prayer that heals acute symptoms and cures chronic ailments? It is one's consciousness of God. C.S. Sentinel Published 9/1999
The Glass Sunroof
Each of us has a divine heritage to claim and infinite blessings to enjoy. C.S. Sentinel Published 3/2000
Working But Still Poor
How can one be rescued from economic quicksand? C.S. Sentinel Published 5/2000
No Formulas in Marriage
I didn't know what love was. "Your decisions will masteryou whichever direction they take." Mary Baker Eddy, C.S. Sentinel Published 6/2000
God's News
I turned away from the television - and toward God as my news source. C.S. Sentinel Published 10/2001
Stepping up our mental alterness from alert to ALERT Published 11/2001
Six Stages in the Search for Truth
We tend to believe almost exclusively what we see, hear, taste, touch and smell. Spiritual Sense enables a person to perceive God, and this results in an improved life. C.S. Sentinel Published 4/2001
Successfully Challenging Age Discrimination
Be-and be seen as-a force for positive change Published 6/2001
The Power of Forgiveness
"I know a woman who wrote 490 times "I forgive so-and-so." But nothing changed. C.S. Sentinel Published 9/2001
Prayer: an investment security
Real value and growth spring from creativity, integrity, productivity, service, and quality. Published 11/2002
To face terror with prayer
While riding down the mountain, I prayed to quiet fear and establish a feeling of universal safety. Published 12/2002
Pulling Back the Curtain on Evil
The wizard, at first so foreboding and mysterious, turns out to be a harmless old man pulling levers, using special effects. After Toto, the dog, exposes the man's charade by pulling at a curtain, the whole mystery evaporates.... Published 3/2002
Radio Sentinel Talk
Elise Moore talked to Steve Carlson about what could have been a roadblock in her career, and how she went forward. Published 4/2002
Peace through reconciliation
"It's turned out to be a relevant, if not controversial, topic." Published 4/2003
Three points on staying alert. C.S. Sentinel Published 11/2004
What Christian Science Is and Isn't
When someone asks about Christian Science, how do you explain it? What are the common misconceptions? For answers we turned to three longtime Christian Scientists for a round table discussion. Published 8/2005
Only One Intelligence
"Mind is the creator. Creation is thought, and is spiritual rather than physical." Published 1/2006
5 ways to dispel fear and chance
We can exchange the shock and uncertainty of random living for the consistent health and security found only in God. Published 10/2006
Fountain of Good
The list of worrisome, often terrifying, world situations seems endless, but God's fountain of good is greater. Published 12/2006
Finding the home that is right for you
Take a little time to identify the qualities of home that are important to you. Then recognize that you already include them. Published 2/2007
God is holding on to you
We each have a choice. We can drown in doubt. Or we can let the Christ, Truth, lift us up. Published 5/2007
The immigrant'sspiritual journey home
There's practical truth in St. Paul's words that we "live, and move" in God. Published 9/2007
Practical spirituality can put a stop to suicide
Sadly, more than a million people commit suicide annually. Regardless of demographics, hope can rise at any moment in the human heart. Because of this, there is nothing inevitable about suicide. Published 3/2008
Safe From Harm - Your Divine Right
Safety, as the law of divine Love, is available to absolutely anyone. Published 9/2008
To break the hold of addiction
To those struggling with addiction there is hope. There is a law of God, good, operating and acting to protect what is worthy and to remove what isn't. Published 9/2009
Defending girls' educatin in Afghanistan
God is the infinite, divine Mind, which includes all right ideas of equality and justice for every individual. Published 3/2010
Keeping the feeders full
An alive church is like a bird feeder. Visitors and newcomers feel welcomed when a church is full of love, spiritual understanding and evidence of healing. Published 2/2011
Blessed not depressed
God's grace is breathing hints of hope into the remotest corners of our frozen spirit. The Divine tenderly resuscitates right thinking, right action, right progress. Published 3/2011
From CSdirectory.com
Subject: Doctrine of Atonement
Talking about this week's Bible Lesson: Communication as sacrifice Published 10/2004
From Daily Lift
God's mercy
No matter where we are God's mercy is there to uplift and transform and redeem us. Published 10/2009
Forgive yourself
The Lord's Prayer talks about forgiving. God forgives us and we can forgive ourselves just like we forgive others. Published 12/2009
Defending our thought
A way to keep worry from hacking into our thought is to think 10 affirmations of spiritual truth for every worry thought. Published 8/2009
Hope isn't the human mind pretending that everything's going to be okay. Hope is the Christ shining in our hearts and leading us towards God; it is the divine that shines through the human. Published 1/2010
Keep the feeder full
Keeping our thought full of inspiration and understanding leads to healing. Published 11/2010
Hidden Cove
The twists and turns of daily life can't hide God's love for you. God's healing power is plain to see. Published 12/2010
God bless my . . .
"God bless my enemies, make them Thy friends." What a wonderful prayer for family, friends, co-workers, everyone. Published 3/2010
Sowing seeds of Love
Wherever we are and whatever we're doing we can sow the seeds of Love and reap the harvest of God's goodness and blessing. We can sow seeds of Love through our prayers, our conversations, our moral actions. Published 5/2010
The freedom of self-government
We are free to govern ourselves through God. You are free to be who you really are, the beloved creation of God. Published 7/2010
Running the good race
Stay stress free by thinking God-thoughts. Published 10/2011
Pot of thought
Elisha's instruction to throw meal into the pot of stew that contained a poisonous herb made the stew edible. Put only the meal of Christ Truth in your pot of thought, keeping it healthy with Christly inspiration and understanding. Published 3/2011
Teflon power
When we fill our thought with spiritual ideas from God, it acts like Teflon. Evil or negative thinking has nothing to stick to. Published 4/2011
Waves of divine Love
Let the waves of divine Love wash you with comfort and healing. Published 8/2011
Call 91:1
We can call 911, Psalms 91:1, anytime we need to feel God's safety, or health and protection. Published 10/2012
Still with thee
We can be still with God; calm and assured of God's comfort and healing power Published 11/2012
Better than a placebo
A teaspoon of sugar of divine Love? Choose Love, the structure and substance of your being. Published 2/2012
Behind God's back
God has erased our mistakes. We don't need to remember them, because God doesn't remember them. Published 3/2012
Stay in the Kingdom of God
God's kingdom isn't a future place but the conscioiusness of God right here and now. We enter God's kingdom by being conscious of God's goodness, power and grace embracing you, here. Published 5/2012
God's name is Love
Every time we speak the name of God, we are calling on the power of divine Love to help and to heal us. Published 6/2012
Fountain of life
Let's think of ourselves as part of this beautiful fountain of life, with God lifting you up to find your place and purpose. Published 8/2012
The ten virgins
Let's keep our lamps filled with the oil of loving kindness and cultivate character filled with patience that will take us gracefully through trying situations. Published 9/2012
Up, up and away
Think of a hot air balloon ride as a spiritual metaphor for lifting our thought to fresh views of God and God's creation. Published 1/2013
The lost element
The Christ is the healing message of Jesus Christ that was rediscovered by Mary Baker Eddy. The Christ is God's infinite love, gracious goodness, almighty power that protects and saves. Published 11/2013
God can set you free
Do you want to let go of the past? Are you ready to stop feeling that you were ever a victim? Ask God to be free and God will do it. Published 5/2013
The breath of God
In the stillness of spiritual sense, you can see and feel God's profound presence and healing power. Published 6/2013
One new idea
What makes life exciting? One new idea or inspiration each day keeps life exciting, joyous and a divine adventure. Published 7/2013
The fourth man
In 1914, Ernest Shackleton made an arduous journey in Antarctica, accompanied by the fourth man, the Christ. Published 9/2013
God in the workplace
Know that God is at work in the workplace bringing all things together for good. Published 11/2014
Loving your neighbor
What is the motive for filing tax information accurately, besides a legal obligation? The motive for me is Jesus' command to love my neighbor as myself. Published 4/2014
Perfect God, perfect deer
Animals truly are spiritual and perfect and have this perfect, complete, whole, spiritual identity of God - safe and protected in the love of God. Published 8/2014
From Herald of C.S.
Letting go of Resentment
Forgiveness and the healing of resentment are such important issues. But when it comes to forgiving others, sometimes we rebel. But resentment impedes our progress. Published 10/2000
Freedom from abuse
Regardless of where they live or what their economic status is, it's important for women to realize they have a right to be respected by the men in their lives. Both men and women are blessed as they realize that equality is a divine right. Published 4/2000
From Herald of Christian Science
United in prayer
All of God's ideas are gathered in divine Mind, permanently reflecting intelligence and immortal life. No one is isolated or left struggling alone to find God. Published 1/2011
From Other Publications
The Star of Bethlehem in our hearts
A special star shone. The star heralded the coming of the Christ. Gently, silently, brightly a star appeared for all to see. Why didnt everyone see it? Those who looked up, who were not so busy with themselves and their own plans, saw the new light. Published 12/1994
Can we pray about sexual harassment?
If we pray and our prayers are not immediately answered, don't be discouraged. Perhaps the lesson is to first overcome fear by understanding more about the power of God. Published 10/1995
Ability to handle failure lessens violence
We can contribute to lessening crime and violence by instilling in ourselves and others a desire and ability to handle failure and frustration, rather than letting it control us. Published 11/1995
Overcoming fear through prayer
I was scared. My husband was out of town. There had been voices occasionally calling back and forth coming closer and closer to the house. Published 12/1995
Gratitude at the holidays
Mom had been praying this entire time. Not pleading with God to do something, but the prayer of praise. Knowing that the nature of God is good and that God naturally provides good for His children. Published 12/1995
Do a good deed today
Perhaps if we think of Christ Jesus as the model for action, we will be willing to look for opportunities to express love to one another. Published 12/1995
Christmas and the stranger
Most of the immigrants which we see in our community will not be home for the holidays. If we help just one individual far from home, the universal message of Christmas will be seen to shine through us. Published 12/1995
Obedience saves a life
My mother had learned that God speaks to us. She had learned to be willing to listen at all times, and to obey. Published 2/1995
Listen for the other guy, too
God is talking to us 24 hours a day. Dont discount thoughts just because you dont see how they apply to you. It may be to bless someone you dont even know! Published 3/1995
When teens listen to God...
If we will be still in our thought and be receptive always, in a junkyard, driving to work, we will be available to listen and obey, to do His will and be a blessing to ourselves and others. Published 4/1995
Storm watch with prayer
Whenever a storm warning or watch crosses the TV screen or is announced on the radio, I think of Elijah. God was not in the destructive forces of earth; the hurricane, earthquake, fire, tornado or flood. God is constructive not destructive. Published 5/1995
What are we praying for?
We may be visualizing money or a spouse or a job. God may have something better for us, which we will miss entirely because we are so absorbed with our own self-thinking. Published 6/1995
The elements of prayer
Instead of thinking of prayer as a monologue, us talking to God, what if we consider prayer as a dialogue? We praise God, affirm what He is and what He does, in order to lift our thoughts Godward. Then we listen for Gods thoughts to us. Published 6/1995
Prayer protects from chance
Chance claims that bad things happen, and there is nothing anyone can do to stop them. But God governs His creation through the law of good not through chance. The law of God protects us from chance. Published 6/1995
He is never too busy for deepest questions
Who is your father? That can be a tricky question. Some do not know their "real" father and consider a significant man in their life as a father. Published 6/1995
Teaching children through love
Nurturing a love of God and teaching children of Gods protecting love for them will give children a solid foundation from which they can learn to pray. In this way, children will learn to turn to God when they are afraid or need an answer to their probl Published 7/1995
Prayer on the roof
I was on the roof and so were the wasps. I prayed to see these creatures as God saw them. As God's child, there was no reason why I couldn't see them as under the law of God, governed by God. Published 8/1995
Prayer for the community
Perhaps its time for us to join together mentally and pray for just 5 minutes each day for the safety of everyone in the community. Our prayers will help silence evil impulses so that the voice of Christ is heard and obeyed. Published 8/1995
Overcoming fear of heights
To Jesus, height meant altitude of thought, getting closer to God spiritually. So I could think of climbing the scaffolding as demonstrating my freedom from fear and confidence in the power of God. Published 8/1995
Preparing children spiritually for school
Spiritual growth for our children is as important as providing nutritious meals. Proper nutrition is vital to the physical development of children. Spiritual nutrition is essential to their spiritual development. Published 9/1995
Prayer's role in competition
Competition is a natural part of school and life. In its higher sense, competition causes people to exceed their perceived abilities. At its worst, competition is winning regardless of the cost. How does prayer fit into competition? Published 9/1995
Prayer on the train
She told me that prayer didnt have any limits on it. My prayer was blessing anyone who had a need and was receptive. If someone was turning to God for help, they would be blessed by those affirming Gods goodness and power. Published 9/1995
Life is eternal
We miss seeing those who have traveled on, but we can be assured that they are living and loving and progressing. The 23rd Psalm has a profound spiritual insight into the specific nature of eternal life. Published 9/1995
God speaks to everyone equally
Everyone can begin to listen to God, be protected and blessed, even when they aren't sure who He is. Published 9/1995
God is the source of intelligence
Human environment and genetic heredity may argue that some children are inherently more intelligent than others. But turning to God as the only Mind can free children from such limitations. Published 9/1995
When God's word is not what we want to hear
In honor of Martin Luther King, I was thinking about a courageous Ethiopian who spoke the truth even when it was unpopular. Ebedmelech was a high-ranking Ethiopian who served Zedekiah, king of Judah from 597-586 B.C. (Jeremiah 38). Published 1/1996
Walking with God in a snowstorm
I thought I had been praying. Wasnt I asking God to help me? Wasnt I asking Him to send me someone to take me home? But right there in the biting cold, I realized what was wrong with my prayer. Published 1/1996
Start the New Year with gratitude
Gratitude does not come once a year on Christmas. Learning to maintain an attitude of gratitude will sweeten lifes experiences, renew our enthusiasm, reveal Gods power over our lives. Published 1/1996
How to pray? The Lord's Prayer
This most fundamental of prayers which we teach our children as well as rely on ourselves can meet every human need. Published 1/1996
Healing through overcoming fear
Overcoming fear is the first step in effective prayer. Jesus often began his instructions to patients and disciples by telling them not to be afraid. Published 10/1996
Faith as a grain of mustard seed
How can we nurture our faith in the power of God? First by planting our faith in good soil or a human consciousness rich in morality, strong in willingness to put God first. Published 11/1996
Don't be fooled by the mask
There is an aspect of the human mind that plays Halloween every day. Published 11/1996
Ten thoughts of praise
The essence of Thanksgiving is acknowledging God as the Giver of good. Praising God comforts. Praising God lifts sorrow and burden. Praising God heals. Published 12/1996
Taking chance out of Christmas
Have we confused the chance of Santa with the certainty of Christ? Do we make lists of request hoping that a few will be answered by a benevolent God? Do we think of God as arbitrary, overworked, remote (residing at a heavenly North Pole)? Published 12/1996
Public speaking with prayer
Do you freeze in front of a crowd or avoid speaking in groups? Do you worry about saying the right thing? Gods answer helps anyone praying about public speaking. Published 12/1996
Thou shalt not steal or cheat
I realized there was no such thing as cheating just a little or justifying stealing. One is either affirming Gods presence and ability to guide us, or one is ignoring God. Published 3/1996
Thou shalt not kill another's joy
Thou shalt not kill. I prayed to have God reveal how this commandment could be relevant to my life. Immediately the thought came, dont kill anothers joy. Published 3/1996
There is always time for prayer
Whether in a closet in a hotel room, walking to a destination, or driving a car to work, God is providing us with opportunities to pray and listen for His guidance and inspiration. Published 3/1996
Dealing with rude customers
Instead of rankling at injustice and unfair criticism, we can take the opportunity to affirm our spiritual nature and metally bless others. Published 3/1996
Thou shalt not covet
The underlying theme of much advertising is to awaken the covetous inclination of people. Coveting is big business. How can we defend ourselves from covetousness? Published 4/1996
Thou shalt not commit adultery
Proving our love by having sex without marriage is like the ancient ritual of sacrificing to idols. Sex is like an idol. We are worshipping idols when we put sex before obedience to God. Published 4/1996
The resurrection thought
Are we like Thomas? There are Christians whose faith in the Word of God, the promises of the power of God to heal and save, is shaken by the world around them. They become mesmerized by world events. This is what happened to Thomas. Published 4/1996
Legal implications of bearing false witness
God, who is all-seeing and infinite Love, will not permit one of His beloved children to be harmed by a lie. Published 4/1996
Prayer can help with exams
Communion time with God always prepared me for the day ahead. As God's reflection, I expressed the Mind of God. Whatever God knew, I knew by reflection. Published 5/1996
Memorial Day and the 23rd Psalm
On this Memorial Day we remember those faithful men and women who have given their lives in defending the right of freedom. Published 5/1996
How to handle change at graduation
If graduation is a time of change and uncertainty, trust that God has a good purpose and path for you to follow. Published 5/1996
A perfect Mother's Day commandment
Honor thy father and thy mother: . . . Sometimes mothers need loving support. Rather than being afraid for them or justifying their fears, we can help mothers challenge fear and regain their independence and dignity. Published 5/1996
Thanksgiving in July
As we were enjoying foods in July traditionally associated with November, I began thinking about gratitude as a year-round event. Shouldnt we be just as conscious about giving gratitude for all blessings in summer as in fall? Published 6/1996
Bible's Joseph is good model for fatherhood
Defining fatherhood in terms of spiritual qualities helps each of us express more of the Father-nature of God. Published 6/1996
A tribute to Jacqueline Kelly
Since neither death nor life can separate us from the love of God, then we cannot be separated from one another. We are eternally united in God. Published 6/1996
Truth brings freedom
True freedom is based on honesty, obedience and boldness in the truth. We will never win our own and others permanent freedom by keeping silent over immorality and wrong-doing. Published 7/1996
Thrill is accepting good in everything
Confidence in one;s goodness, that man is the child of God, endowed with ability to express good qualities, enables us to challenge mistakes and overcome them. Published 7/1996
Resolve arguments with grace
Our opinion might be right. Our words might be eloquent. But right words pounding against a closed door will not reach the heart within. Grace is the key that unlocks the door. Published 8/1996
Live in the now
It is tempting to live in the past or dream of the future instead of doing today. God is pouring forth abundant good today. Lets not miss todays good. Published 8/1996
How to pray when we have too much to do
God does not give us more than we can do, nor does He give us too little time to accomplish His work. If the demands seem extraordinary, turn to God trusting that He has an extraordinary supply of right ideas. Published 8/1996
Appreciating silver medals in our lives
Rather than reiterate and exaggerate our mistakes, isn't it wiser to start with our successes? Published 8/1996
Where to look for advice?
God is the one source of advice that is always correct. Published 9/1996
What God does; what we do
Psalm 37:3-5 states specifically what man is to do and what God does. Published 9/1996
Calculus teaches flexible thinking in life
If we are patient, persevere and are willing to be flexible mentally, we will grasp important spiritual ideas which will help us through the homework of daily life. Published 9/1996
True repentance is love of good
Freedom from depression, confidence that something good can happen, happiness are found in God. The good you are looking for is pouring out to you from this spiritual source. God, divine Love, is talking to you 24 hours a day. Published 1/1997
Martin Luther King Jr. teaches us important lessons
I pray to not be impressed by the intensity of another's hatred or ignorance or violence. I pray to be a woman of God as M.L. King was a man or God. Published 1/1997
Herod thinking would kill the Christ
How do we combat the Herod-thought and protect ourselves and others? As the wise men did, through prayer to God and a willingness to listen and obey God's direction. Published 1/1997
God isn't too busy
One might question praying about lost tickets. Isnt God busy with more important matters? God is not a human being with a limited schedule or limited capacity. God creates harmony and order. It is not an effort for Him to maintain it. Published 1/1997
God meets every human need
As I stood in the dark looking at a very flat tire, I turned in wordless prayer to God. God instantaneously met the human need and prayer kept little foxes of doubt from spoiling my peace as I waited on the road. Published 10/1997
Handling success
How do we pray to overcome feeling guilty about success? The answer is to think less about yourself and more about God. Published 2/1997
Message of Easter is 'never give up'
One of the many messages from Jesus' crucifixion and resurrection is never give up. Published 3/1997
The time to pray is now
Daily prayer is an effective protection. We need to pray daily to be delivered from evil, as Jesus taught in the Lords Prayer. Prayer does prevent evil from succeeding. But we need to do it. Published 5/1997
Even mothers need "mothering" at times
Mothering is something we all can do. True mothering is something we all love to receive. Published 5/1997
Having a childlike summer
Perhaps we need to worry less and appreciate more the good that we have. Be a little less rigid about schedules and activities. Embracing the childlike qualities will often restore joy and balance to our lives. Published 6/1997
Being there
One of the most important qualities of fatherhood is simply . . . . being there. Published 6/1997
Freedom from fighting
July Fourth is a celebration of national independence, but isnt it a great time to celebrate freedom from family discord? Published 7/1997
Make a new friend today
It takes unselfishness to make the time to get to know someone. What if we prayed to speak to just one person that we dont know and have them feel appreciated and included? Published 8/1997
God is holding on to you
The next thing I knew instead of breaking into a canter, the horse went straight up into the air and proceeded to bounce stiff-legged around the ring. Published 8/1997
Diffusing angry situations with prayer
In an age when people are killed over minor disagreements, it behooves us to listen to Jesus answer to aggressive arguments, Get thee behind me, Satan! Lets rise in the strength of God rather than allow the level of anger and confrontation to rise. Published 9/1997
Success is feeling loved by God
Money, friends, family, job or accomplishments never seem enough and often involve factors beyond our human control. Published 1/2003
From Spirituality.com
Freedom from post traumatic stress
Turning to God in prayer opens the door and allows God's angel messages to enter thought Published 10/2001
Prayerful on-the-job training
How do you know whether a particular parth is divine direction or a mistaken notion? Trusting God at every step we can see God's unfailing love and guidance. Published 3/2001
How do you get inspiration from the Bible?
Many visitors to spirituality.com are familiar with the Bible, but others find that it's a closed book. This audio chat asks and answers the question "How do you get inspiration from the Bible? Published 8/2005
Flexibility by the numbers
I've found that if I'm flexible, I'll understand. Published 11/2006
Prayer: an effective resource for health and healing
What is the starting point for healing prayer? How can we pray to overcome long- and short-term challenges to health? Published 5/2006
From The Daily News Journal
Murfreesboro Article
Lecturer finds true joy in her faith Published 11/2005
From Upper Room Prayer Focus: My Neighbors
Apples of Gold
"A word fitly spoken is like apples of gold inpictures of silver. -Proverbs 25:11 (KJV) Published 9/2004
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OneSock, on 29 October 2014 - 10:19 AM, said:
You are clearly on crack.
ARL is paper, they can shoot though your turret front no problem.
And the DCA90 is pure troll.
As you said if you know this tank just shoot the turret like those Churchills. And you can just throw a rock at the ARL and one crew member will die.
Its like they all sit in the open.

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Mistakes that require additional time, resources, and money to fix. In a manufacturing process, a defect might involve a defective part that has to be remade; or office paperwork that needs to be redone.
In some organisations, workers just blindly keep producing, even when those who receive their output either aren't ready for it or don't need it. Basically, what you end up with is too much stuff, too early, that the customer doesn't necessarily want.
When work stops for reasons such as needing approval, not having adequate materials, or a technical issue like failed equipment or a power outage, causing idleness for those workers affected.
Non-utilised/underutilised talent
Companies fail to recognise or utilise people's talents, skills or special knowledge, not only are they missing the benefit of these resources, the underutilised are likely to become dissatisfied and may begin to perform poorly, or leave. This waste of talent happens when management is not responsive, does not assign tasks appropriately or does not train properly.
Waste caused by moving things around. This is less of a problem in a business office than in a manufacturing plant, since most of what office workers "transport" can be sent by email these days.
A surplus of materials has waste associated with the money spent, the time involved in handling, and space/storage requirements. In the service industry this can also include over staffing due to unrealistic customer demand projections.
Simply having to move around too much can slow you down significantly. Poor workstation design or layout as well as processes that require doubling back rather than streamlined and efficient flow.
Excess Processing
Unnecessary effort (production or communication) which adds no value to a product or service.
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Dear Heavenly Father we come thanking you for prefecting us for your purpose, plan and desire. We come seeking thy presence and living obediently to your Word. We thank you for life, health and strength. Examine our hearts, direct our paths, speak to our lives. Show us your beauty, your glory and your grace. Allow our hearts to be a place of safety for others to trust.
We choose you God over all. We have no other god but you. We humbly submit our will to your will and ask that all things in our lives be done decently and in order. We seek You, Your wisdom, Your power and Your way. We know that as we stand still we shall see the salvation of the Lord. We trust You Father with our minds, bodies and spirits.
We thank You, Father God for being the Only True and Living God. We thank You, in Your son Jesus Christ of Nazareth name, Amen.


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In June 2017, Bahrain, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates cut diplomatic ties with Qatar and instituted an economic and trade embargo that closed Qatar's only land border and heavily restricted the sea and airspace open to Qatar-bound traffic. This was not the first time that frustration over Qatar's distinctive foreign policy had led to a crisis. In 2014, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE withdrew their ambassadors from Doha, angered by the country's post–Arab Spring policies such as its perceived support for the Islamist movements. Although this disagreement was settled nine months later, the Qatari leadership learned a lesson: it could happen again.
The embargo nevertheless caught most regional and international observers off balance. And just one day after the it was announced, U.S. President Donald Trump shocked both Doha and his own secretaries of state and defense by issuing a series of tweets that backed the move and suggested that Qatar supported extremism. Qatar, like many small Gulf states, has a defense and security posture that depends on its partnership with the United States. In the face of intense pressure from larger and more conventionally powerful countries, Qatar appeared to be overmatched.
One year later, however, it seems that Qatar has outplayed its rivals. The 2014 crisis taught Doha the importance of developing contingency plans. In response to the most recent regional power play and Trump's unexpected decision to support the blockade, Qatar accelerated efforts to diversify its economy, broaden its international partnerships, and reduce its vulnerability to external shocks. Although the embargo is still in place, Qatar has proved more resilient than most people anticipated.
For decades, heavily interlinked social and commercial ties have bound the Gulf states together. One of the most immediate impacts of this crisis was to disrupt these long-established connections. Before the blockade, up to four-fifths of food imports entered Qatar either directly across the land border with Saudi Arabia or indirectly through shipping routes that ran through Emirati
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... Bob and Josh take a deep dive into what exactly is needed to become a self-directed team and how you, and your team, can become one.@metahyphencast #meta-question I am reading Mike Cohn's take on coaching teams to be self organizing. Are there any Meta-Casts on this?— John Kaplan (@kaplanapps) May 25, 2016
We've danced around this topic across numerous episodes, but never took the time to really dig into helping everyone understand how challenging this is. What challenges/successes have you had in building self-directed teams?


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Hello carbon tax friends: On Tuesday I was invited to be on a King5 News " climate debate" with Paul Guppy of the free-market Washington Policy Center, and what stands out for me from our discussions on and off camera (video here) is how much common ground there was. In some ways this is not surprising—Paul's colleague Todd Myers is on the CarbonWA Advisory Board—but it's still worth emphasizing how much we agreed on: that the climate is changing, that humans have something to do with it, and that smart market-based instruments like revenue-neutral carbon taxes are much better policy approaches than direct regulation.
That's great news, and there's even more good news from looking at the benefits of our proposal to use carbon tax revenue to reduce the state sales taxes, fund the Working Families Rebate, and eliminate the B&O tax for manufacturers:
Those phrases are direct quotes from Governor Inslee's executive order, and—despite the fact that the Governor seems to have his heart set on a complicated "cap-and-market" system—we think a BC-style carbon tax is the best way to create space for bipartisan climate action in Washington State and across the country.
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Hi Yoram, I find your comments about Inslee's views confusing. If you're not for "cap and market," then why did CarbonWA decide not to pursue a carbon tax this year?
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How to Laminate a Countertop
Laminate is inexpensive, comes in hundreds of designs, and makes a convenient work surface. Best of all, you can install it just six hours
Okay, people, give us a little room to work here. Because we'd like to fold the laundry without having the delicates drop off the dryer into the dust bunnies, and we sure could use a place to lay out the parts of those "some assembly required" projects. Please, we beg of you, give us a proper countertop.
We're not holding out for granite—save that for the dream kitchen. All we really need is some smooth, clean laminate, a surface that can serve its purpose simply and with style. Laminate is inexpensive, comes in hundreds of designs (some to mimic that out-of-the-budget granite), and when glued onto particleboard makes a rather convenient work surface. As This Old House technical editor Mark Powers shows on the following pages, it's easy to turn a disorganized garage, mudroom, or shed into a multifunctional workroom in one quick weekend. With that kind of setup, we'd really be able to spread out and get something done.
Crystalline Dune laminate, about $3 per square foot, WilsonArt.
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Overview of Laminating a Countertop
A laminate countertop installation is basically a grade-school cut-and-paste project writ large. You build the substrate, cut out the laminate, and paste the two together with contact cement.
Starting with the proper substrate creates a good foundation for the countertop. Particleboard has a uniform, clear surface perfect for accepting the contact cement and leaving a smooth finish. Unfortunately, it doesn't come any thicker than 3⁄4 inch, which isn't enough for a countertop. You'll need to double up at the edges to create a 1½-inch face and raise the counter higher.
This Old House general contractor Tom Silva prefers particleboard to MDF, which is too susceptible to expansion and contraction from water. However, he makes sure to paint the underside of any counter that will sit over a dishwasher, washing machine, or dryer with a thick coat of primer to protect against moisture.
Pasting the laminate to the particleboard is the trickiest part of building a counter. Two surfaces coated with contact cement bond the moment they touch. "You have to have both parts lined up correctly," says Tom. "Because once it's stuck, it's stuck." Separating the two surfaces with dowels will give you the chance to line everything up before you adhere the parts.
There's a sequence to the way you laminate any counter in order to hide visible edges. The side edges go on first, then the front edge, and finally the top. Each piece of laminate should be cut larger than the surface and trimmed flush with a small router and a file before the next piece goes on, ensuring a tight seam at all corners.
Matching laminate edges is very difficult, which is also why you should plan for as few seams as possible; if they are necessary (as with an L-shaped surface, like the one shown here), your best bet is to laminate two pieces separately, then join them. You can also choose to make a backsplash piece, which attaches to the back of the counter before you mount the whole slab to the cabinets or the wall.


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When thinking about Aspen Snowmass most people say it is a ski resort. Nobody denies the fact that we are talking about one of the best ski resorts around the world, with the skiing experience being world class and vacation rentals in Aspen being simply perfect. However, Snowmass is not just about skiing. It is different than most other resorts since it offers much more than them. If you want to visit Snowmass, here are some really interesting things that you most likely did not know till now.
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Tanwa Sanchez is a couple hundred votes short in her bid to win office as an Oregon state legislator. According to the Secretary of State's unofficial returns, Sanchez trails Roberta Phillip-Robbins in Northeast Portland's House District 43.
Sanchez, Shoshone-Bannock, received 6,460 votes to Phillip-Robbins' 6,643 votes. Two other challengers picked up 358 votes. (Previous: A record year for native candidates.)
House District 43: Source: Oregon Secretary of State; 100 percent of ballots counted.
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This race had a few twists in its final weeks. The apparent winner, Phillips-Robbins, was working as a county employee who was funded by a federal contract when she first ran for the post (and, more important, raised money for her campaign).
According to a piece in Willamette Week: "Phillip-Robbins' resignation from her county job might have satisfied the federal Office of Special Counsel, which prosecutes Hatch Act violations and in similar cases has pushed candidates to choose between their jobs and their political aspirations. But Sean Cruz, a Portland writer and former legislative staffer, is not placated. On May 9, Cruz, who has endorsed Tawna Sanchez, Phillip-Robbins' opponent, filed a complaint with the secretary of state's elections division."
Phillips-Robbins said once she was informed about the violation, she resigned her job, ending the Hatch Act violation.
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This tour leads participants into Some of Spain's finest birding destination, combined with cultural wonders as Alhambra de Granada, and Museum del Prado in Madrid.
Tour last for about 11- 12 days, travelling along different regions of Spain: Castilla La Mancha, Andalucía, Extremadura and Sierra De Gredos. stops overnight should be two days in la Mancha, 1 night in Granada to experience a "tapas" night, 3 nights at el Rocio, a little Village within Doñana National park, 2 nights at the Hospedería hotel in Monfragüe, followed by 1 night in sierra de Gredos to finally end up in Madrid with a couple of days.
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This tour implies a considerable walking time while visiting parks, some steeps sierras and exploring some cultural wonders, normally it is a slow peace walking with stops along the way, but please be sure of a minimum level of fitness.
Length: 10 – 12 days
Visiting period: February. March, April, May, September, October, November, December
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Two days through the country's heartland will take us first to the bird-rich lagunas of La Mancha region, home of Don Quixote, the 17th-century creation of writer Miguel de Cervantes. Morning walk to the wetlands (lagunas) rich in bird life. Opportunity to see restored windmills featured in Don Quixote tale.
The second part we visit Tablas de Daimiel national Park, an extensive wetland strategically situated on the migration routes of many bird species, formed because of the overflowing in the confluence of the Guadiana and Cigüela rivers, favored by the sloping terrain. The highest ecological value is the presence of birds that come to spend the winter and nest here.
Later on an opportunity to walk to "Motilla Del Azuer" an archeological site from year 2.200 to 1.300 B.C.
Morning walking on the Sierra de Andujar Park, home to a natural wilderness. High probability of sighting Iberian Lynx, one of the rarest wild cats in the world , amid its pastures land, steep mountains, forest and riverbank.
Travel to the historic city of Granada that has an unmistakable Moorish essence, due to the fact that it was the last city to be reconquered by the Catholic Monarchs in 1492. The gastronomy, craftwork and urban planning are influenced by its glorious past.
Tour of the Alhambra Palace, this beautiful complex is the world's most spectacular Arab citadel and the symbol of Granada.
Evening at leisure, opportunity for a tapas night.
after travelling from Granada we base three nights at little village of el Rocio, to discover Doñana National Park, an area refuge for numerous migratory birds, and one of the largest and most important wetlands in Europe.
First day a tour with Unimog vehicle, to explore the beach dune, near the mouth of the Guadalquivir River and other inaccessible habitats within the park. Continue inland to explore the "Coto", stable sandy soils supporting cork oaks and umbrella pines, and home to the greatest remaining concentration of Spanish Imperial Eagles. Opportunity to walk back from the tour stop end.
On our second day travel to Dehesa de abajo, a very well preserved nature reserve, with a high conservation level, and new area of lynx expansion. Walking tour around the wetland of the reserve, with stops at both view points. A typical lunch to finish the day.
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Who hasn't laid in bed an extra few minutes wondering what to wear? Our new workaround—more enjoyable and expedites the whole process—is bookmarking outfit posts with Instagram's handy save feature. Here are five we looked at this morning.
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When Instagram rolled out the save feature a few months back, Berta was one of the first feeds we bookmarked. The photographer, writer and designer branched out (or in) recently to home design with @bertabernad_home, applying her increasingly spare sensibility to a space. Quirky details pop up much the same as they do in her outfits: jeans with an exaggerated crop show off canvas lace-up Chucks for a laidback vibe.
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Next time it's dreary outside: Unearth your best tropical-print button-down.
Perhaps even more fun to bust out in winter when such a print might seem completely out of place, as opposed to relegating it to vacation-wear (when it runs the risk of feeling like an "I'm off duty" costume), we're taking cues from grooming and style writer David Yi. He was, back in the day, Mashable's first fashion hire and has since shifted to the helm of his own thing: Very Good Light raises, and aims to answer, questions like, "Can a guy actually be attractive with a sheet mask on?"
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Jeremy Anderson and Gabriel Hendifar make up Apparatus, the name for their lighting studio which trades in unexpected minimal delight. Symmetrical frosted bubbles, bunched together in a four-foot cloud inspire a little bit of awe no matter where they're placed—though most often they light up corners and ceilings in lofts and high-rise apartments photographed for Arch Digest, T, any number of interiors publications. There's an emotional optimism running through their lights and now their furniture and objects. Little surprise both of their personal styles evoke the same.
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THE Apprentice runner up Neil Clough will step up to the challenge of gruelling 64 km race in aid of the Foundation for Peace later this month.
The former Woolston High School pupil, who made it to the final five in the BBC series in 2013, will run 19.5km, mountain cycle 42.5km and kayak 2km as part of the Gaelforce challenge in Ireland.
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