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With God , everything has already been done right. He isn’t waiting to complete something or mend something or improve something.

We can turn to an understanding of God to help us develop the human skills we need.

Communing with God allows us to feel the presence of our loving Father-Mother, with healing results. 

Realizing our complete innocence as children of God heals.

Over the past year , Second Church of Christ, Scientist, in Fresno, California, has placed a greater focus on uniting to bless the community by demonstrating the power of prayer. This sense of commitment to blessing the community through prayer was grounded in Mary Baker Eddy’s definition of Church , which says in part, “The Church is that institution, which affords proof of its utility and is found elevating the race, rousing the dormant understanding from material beliefs to the apprehension of spiritual ideas and the demonstration of divine Science, thereby casting out devils, or error, and healing the sick” ( Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures , p.

Several years ago while teaching a high school English class, I learned a valuable life lesson—that we cannot ignore or avoid problems that arise, but must confront and heal them. I was assigned a student who, by all appearances, from day one, had nothing but disgust for both me and everything I said.

A young student in the Christian Science Sunday School knew just where to turn when she was stung by a wasp.

Lineage is of great importance to many people. They love to research their ancestry and often hold their cultural and family heritage in high esteem.

Endowed with integrity , moral courage, and a deep love and understanding of the Bible, John Wycliffe was amply suited to set in motion the great revolution that was consummated generations later by Martin Luther and other celebrated religious reformers in England and in Europe. The man who came to be known as the “morning star” of the Protestant Reformation was born in the mid-1320s in Yorkshire, England.

The Bible often presents us with stories of conflict, of individuals confronted by opposing powers and points of view. Often these involved powerful kings, but also conflicts between brothers, husbands and wives, parents and children.