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Exploring in depth what Christian Science is and how it heals.

The thought that heals

The human mind doesn’t heal, but it does need to be prepared and directed rightly to be open to the divine Mind, which heals.

“Whatever blesses one blesses all”

A recent graduate finds that there’s no limit to God’s goodness as she prays about her career and housing. 

“The flesh profiteth nothing”

Jesus healed by understanding the supremacy of Spirit, rejecting the belief that health depends on physical conditions and substance. This is how Christian Science heals as well.

The commitment to the public practice of Christian Science not only benefits the practitioner’s patients, but his or her family as well. Going into the practice happens naturally at just the right time for each person.

Healing: It’s not all up to you

If we recognize our oneness with God, we get in tune with everything good that constitutes God. And that brings a healing effect. 

The problem-solving power of Principle

After a positive preflight Covid test, a family successfully prayed to prove the supreme power of divine Principle in healing.

A joyous reunion

A feral cat, newly adopted into a loving family, returns home after going missing for several weeks—an answer to prayer.

Good revealed—any place, any time

The author learns a valuable spiritual lesson after being stranded for a few hours on the side of the road—that sometimes when we are afraid or feel helpless, we might not be aware of the good that is available. But through prayer and acknowledging God’s ever-presence, this good is revealed and our needs are met.

Opening thought for healing

Experiences in Christian Science nursing helped this author see the practicality of “knock, and it shall be opened unto you,” as she found that by pausing and waiting on God, she had the answers she needed.

God’s timing

The commitment to the public practice of Christian Science not only benefits the practitioner’s patients, but his or her family as well. Going into the practice happens naturally at just the right time for each person.