Exploring in depth what Christian Science is and how it heals.
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Our Grandson started kindergarten with all the freshness and enthusiasm of a normal five-year-old. He was ready to face new challenges.
Almost a year has gone by since the "Pioneers of the Spiritual Millennium" conference for university and college students was held in Boston. The Journal has kept in touch with some of these young people, and recently we reunited three of them in an international telephone conference call.
I Have A Friend who is a cameraman. He and his crew were filming a documentary on the Milford Trek in New Zealand.
I Heard The Clank of glass milk bottles touching each other, and looked out to see a delivery man coming down the hill on our sled. When snow was deep, we didn't clear our long driveway; instead, we parked our car at the top of the hill and rode the sled down.
The Scriptures are living words, and words to be lived. Their voice can't be locked into the past tense.
It Was A Time of decision, a great crossroads. A crowd of people had followed this amazing man around, watching him perform miracles as he preached a new gospel: a loving God and infinite possibilities for man.
In 1918, as a dark whirlwind of change was sweeping Russia into what would be a seventy-year chapter of communism, a young Russian woman, Olga Alexandrovna Barteneva, was experiencing a revolution in her own thought. Her new study of Christian Science would be a rock of rest and support in the face of state atheism and Stalinist terror.
Christ Jesus proved that the power of God to heal can be demonstrated now. He made the most of each moment, confirming through his works that the power behind him was infinitely greater than the challenge in front of him.
Walking Along the seashore with my son, I noticed a piece of coral with a layer of barnacles covering the under side. They reminded me of a story that a schoolteacher had told me.
The World Presents a scene in which luck—good or bad—appears to play a significant part in human affairs. Individuals, if we compare one with another, have such uneven life experiences.