Articles

The Journal of Christian Science is the title of a new publication in this city, the initial number of which is just out. It champions the cause of "mental healing," and will be edited by Mary B.

I Remember Listening To A Symphony Orchestra for the very first time. In awe of the stunning beauty of all the layers of melodies and harmonies, I left the hall soaring on wings of inspiration.

My Decision Was Expected Within 24 Hours. I had just been offered the position of regional president of the commercial real estate management company I worked for.

"ROCK" (see Ps. 18:2).

In 2003, I badly needed to have a better view of myself. Although I wasn't fully aware of it at the time, challenges at my workplace that included downsizing concerns had begun to take a toll on my self-esteem.

Unhappy Because Of A Severe Case Of the flu, I stumbled down the stairs to the telephone. At my request, my wife had called a Christian Scientist two hundred miles away to pray for me and give me Christian Science treatment.

Willingness to relinquish fixed impressions of time is a step toward healing chronic illness through prayer as practiced in Christian Science. (Interestingly, the word chronic comes from the Greek word kronos, meaning "time.

We get around 100 questions each week in The Mary Baker Eddy Library's Research Room. Most of these are about Mrs.

1. Christian Science teacher Allison "Skip" Phinney and his wife of 55 years, Janet, live in Massachusetts, where they raised their two children.

TRUST IN THE LORD WITH ALL THINE HEART; AND LEAN NOT UNTO THINE OWN UNDERSTANDING. —PROVERBS 3:5 YEARS AGO, during the winter months in San Diego, I decided to become SCUBA-certified.