Articles

Throughout her writings Mary Baker Eddy links the words evil and error , often in the same sentence. These words identify materiality in all its forms, and I had always accepted that they were synonymous.

After ten years away from Christian Science, this woman returns and experiences profound healing and spiritual growth.

Yielding our plan to God’s perfect direction brings us great joy, purpose, and goodness.

Critical thoughts give way to a deeper love and appreciation.

Despair over the news headlines led to prayer that heals.

Today some people are beginning to acknowledge healing methods beyond traditional medical care. Might Jesus’ method of healing become more widely embraced? 

A woman with a speech impediment finds freedom of expression through Christian Science.

How persistent prayer led to finding the right buyer.

One evening after church, when a friend and I paused to look up at the stars, I was unexpectedly filled with a deep sense of the vastness of the universe and a spiritual oneness—an inclusiveness with it—far greater and different from those times when it seems as if you can almost touch them.   Almost a year later, someone said to me that everything we see is already in our consciousness.

What does it mean to “take up the argument”? This was my first thought when I read the request from Michael Pabst in his editorial that we take up the argument that Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy is a salable and readable book—a book with a mission. He quoted from a letter by Mrs.