Once thought doomed by Amazon and e-books, they are defiantly managing to thrive.  While stores still close, overall sales by independent booksellers are rising.  A key to their durability:  communities that won’t let them sink  By Yvonne Zipp

INSIDE this week’s Monitor:

• IRAQ –Perspectives on the war, 10 years later
• DRONES—A rise of ‘eyes’ over America
• ‘WAR WITCH’:  saga of a child soldier
• Sifting Chavez’s legacy
• A practice gets scrutiny ---But not all that many in US work from home
• After the ‘Sequester,’ Now What?

Individuals of all faiths and backgrounds are invited to come in and read a copy of these inspirational magazines at The Christian Science Reading Room, 1 Central Street, Camden.  Hours:  Monday through Saturday 11-3, Closed Legal Holidays and Christmas Eve.  Phone: 207/236-4040.   A Librarian is on duty to answer any questions you may have. Learn more about us at the church’s website:  www.cscamden.org .

The Christian Science Monitor is also available to read for free in our comfortable chairs, as are many other inspirational magazines.  The Lending Library has Bibles, biographies of Mary Baker Eddy and her major work, Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures, a book that will change your life.

You may use our computer for spiritual research and to listen to audio interviews, watch video lectures, or read articles online at church websites below.  Learn more about God’s love for all and how a deeper understanding of God brings healing.

www.christianscience.com Christian Science basics, Daily Lift and more on this link

www.jsh-online.com helpful articles and more on your spiritual journey

http://time4thinkers.com/ For youth of all ages