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Before I found Christian Science, I would have thought a church was the last organization I would want to join. Sure, I considered myself a spiritual seeker, and I’d always had an intuitive belief in God.

Charity to All. While members of this Church do not believe in the doctrines of theosophy, hypnotism, or spiritualism, they cherish no enmity toward those who do believe in such doctrines, and will not harm them.

Several years ago, I was in Matadi, a port city in Bas-Congo in the Democratic Republic of Congo to give a lecture on Christian Science. The Christian Science Society in Matadi had rented a room for the lecture in a building next to a large outdoor market.

 Several years ago while I was having lunch with a neighbor, she began to ask questions about Christian Science. In that crowded restaurant, I did what you might call “on-the-ground” praying so that I could speak in language that was accurate, accessible, and clear.

After an accident at a trackday, a motorcyclist's prayers lead him to necessary self-examination—and healing.

Praying for her son’s well-being after a sports injury, a mother finds comfort and peace in an unexpected “angel” thought.

I don’t think I’ve met a person who doesn’t love spring—the way everything springs up new, full of life and color and promise. We don’t just see the newness of spring; we feel its glory in our hearts.

When faced with a potentially debilitating physical condition, the author gained spiritual insight and healing from our all-loving God.

Understanding the true nature of God as all-powerful and all good.

Just like David defeated Goliath, each of us can defeat any difficult challenge by trusting wholeheartedly in God.