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FINGERPRINTS OF GOD: THE SEARCH FOR THE SCIENCE OF SPIRITUALITY By Barbara Bradley Hagerty Published by Riverhead Hardcover, $26.95 For more than a year, Barbara Bradley Hagerty was a sleuth on God's trail, hunting for evidence of the divine as far afield as a Native American tepee, brain scans, and epilepsy clinics.

Sunday Community of Christ Sunday Worship What: 9:30 a.m. is social time followed by Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. Morning worship starts at 10:45 a.m. Where: Community of Christ, 3376 Wheeling Road N.E., Lancaster.

For nearly 22 years, Wisconsin has let chiropractors and Christian Science practitioners, along with doctors, issue exemptions to the state's mandatory seat belt law for people with medical or physical conditions that prevent them from being adequately restrained in a vehicle.

Universal health care coverage and mandated health insurance is certainly a hot topic.

The June 7 column by Dave Shuster directs forceful criticism at Christian Science and its followers.

CAMDEN : This will be an audio chat at www.spirituality.com. To hear the event, you'll need to make sure you have either RealPlayer or Windows Media on your computer.

This year's annual Historic Home and Church Tour, set for Saturday, will spotlight Juneteenth, the oldest known celebration commemorating the end of slavery in the United States.

The location for former Sen. George McGovern's discussion of his new biography of Abraham Lincoln has been changed.

Scott Preller will speak about Christian Science at Ukrop's in Spotsylvania County on Saturday, June 30, at 11:30 a.m. Preller, a Christian Science practitioner for the last 17 years, will present a lecture, "The Medicine of Christian Science." Christian Science is based on the Bible's teachings of God's healing power, according to Preller, and is ...

The World Health Organization announced on June 11 that the swine flu virus, also called H1N1, is now circling the globe and, in their opinion, cannot be stopped.

CAMDEN : Come spend an hour learning how to more fully realize God's presence in your life.

The new homes in an old Capitol Hill church have hit the market. The Sanctuary is the new incarnation of First Church of Christ, Scientist, built in 1906 at 1519 E. Denny Way.

The First Church of Christ, Scientist of Hyannis and Falmouth are jointly sponsoring a June 11 talk, "Better Relationships? Start with God!" The speaker will be Alessandra Colombini of So Paulo, Brazil, a full-time practitioner and teacher of Christian Science and a member of the Christian Science Board of Lectureship.

Spiritually naked, that is. Barbara Bradley Hagerty's scientific exploration of spirituality research weaves in her faith history: a devout Christian Scientist who shifts to evangelical Christianity, then develops a gnawing desire to answer the question "Will science get the last word on God?" She visits neuroscientists who scan the brains of ...

The First Church of Christ, Scientist, 600 Lovers Lane, will celebrate its 95th anniversary with Sunday services at 10:30 a.m. Sunday School will be taught for children and teens concurrently with the worship service.

Finding balance, security and solutions in challenging times will be the topic of a lecture by international speaker David Stevens.

After more than 60 years on High Street, The First Church of Christ, Scientist will soon close its doors for good, but church leaders say they will use the closing as an opportunity for the Christian Science church to become further embedded in the community.

All are invited to participate in a live Internet chat on "Prayer about AIDS: What you can do to help" Tuesday, 2 to 3 p.m. AIDS is a worldwide scourge, and although progress has been made in reducing the number of people suffering with it, there is still a deep need for continued prayer on behalf of anyone who has been affected by it.

Kanawha County Parks and Recreation Commission will meet at 8:30 a.m. Wednesday at Coonskin Clubhouse Hearth Room, Coonskin Park.

OKLAHOMA CITY In many ways, all First Church of Christ, Scientist buildings constructed by the mid-1900s have similar features.