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

Expanding views of God

I teach a group of second-grade Sunday School students. Recently, one of them has been bringing a friend to class who hasn't been to any sort of Sunday School before.

The joy of spiritual discovery

I pray during the week for my Sunday School class; so for me, Sunday School never stops. I find moments of inspiration throughout each day.

Ancient reminders will show the way ahead

A Journal reader saw this item in the newspaper and sent it to us. We find its message thought-provoking for people of any church denomination.

Annulling the effects of accidents

One Day I Was working in the kitchen, with our baby strapped into an infant seat on the kitchen table. I heard a crash.

Where do we find our individuality?

Fads Come And Go —in styles of dress, home furnishings, television shows. Without our realizing it, popular thought may also influence how we think of God, or how we view certain moral or ethical questions.

Testimonies from 1951-1960

Over thirty-five years ago, while in medical practice, I was first awakened to the power of spiritual healing when I saw a patient of mine healed of what my colleagues and I had pronounced an inoperable and incurable cancer. The patient had a cancer of the breast removed about a year previously, but the condition had spread, and our medical prognosis gave her only a few weeks to live.

The coincidence of the human and divine

The Lord's Prayer embodies the revelation of the human and divine coincidence. This coincidence is an important point in the theology of Christian Science, for in revealing the allness of God, Christian Science reveals the nothingness of matter and declares with infallible logic that all that exists here, now, everywhere, is God and His idea.

Heavy-laden? Pray!

Jesus' Wonderful Message to anyone who is terribly burdened, was, "Come unto me, all ye that labour and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest. " Matt.

Gillian Gill, author of the 1998 biography Mary Baker Eddy (Perseus Books), also spoke at the Boston Public Library reception. In concluding her brief sketch of Mrs.

At A Gathering of more than a hundred distinguished guests and members of the public at the Boston Public Library during National Women's History Month in March, State Representative Byron Rushing presented a resolution by the General Court of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts honoring the legacy of Mary Baker Eddy to The Christian Science Board of Directors and the Publisher of the Writings of Mrs. Eddy.