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In order for your images to be published in the Christian Science periodicals, we need a signed model release form for each identifiable individual in the photo (other than an infant). This Consent and Release shall be governed by the laws of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts in the United States of America.

Signatures are required from a parent or legal guardian for each identifiable child.

Print and sign the forms and return them to the proper periodical via email, fax, or mail.

Mail to:
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Christian Science Sentinel, P03-30
The Christian Science Publishing Society
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E-mail: photomagazines@csps.com

Fax: 617-450-2698

If you are a professional photographer, please contact the art department to obtain a Professional Form.

The Adult and Family Consent and Release form should be used for any photography depicting you or another individual. Children under the age of 5 do not need to sign, but a parent or legal guardian must sign for them. Any person under the age of 18 must have a parent or legal guardian sign for them.

Children submitting an article and photo for publication in the Sentinel or Journal need to use the Children's submission consent and release form. They will need a parent or legal guardian to sign for them.

For children wanting to submit artwork to the Christian Science Sentinel, contact us at the above address or fax number. Please be sure to fill out all the information on the forms.

Adult and family consent and release form

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Upcoming Features

February 13, 2012 issue:
Life—my cup is running over

'My cup runneth over.' These joyous words have provided reassurance over centuries to so many who have read them as part of the inspiring 23rd Psalm. The Bible teaches that our source of goodness is, in fact, God, who is Love—infinite, inexhaustible Love, that is always available to everyone. The Psalmist understood this when he sang in another psalm, "In thy presence is fulness of joy" (Psalms 16:11). Not only a little happiness, but full, complete, 100 percent (and more!).
The more each one of us can embrace this deep spiritual realism and accept God's reality as our own, the more we find it gives our lives purpose, fullness, and joy, even in the most trying circumstances. Our cup truly runs over with Love.



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