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

Unselfish prayer

I locked the door of my real estate office and prayed. For more than four years my wife and I had struggled with a limited income.

Who told you?

Almost daily, new lanes are being opened on the information superhighway. In what has been termed an information explosion, more and more sources are telling us things affecting our lives.

"addressing wrappers for those Journals"

from the reminiscences of Walter W. Watson July 17, 1932 The centennial year of The Christian Science Publishing Society is a landmark in Mary Baker Eddy's work as Founder.

True opportunity

Many people today see their difficulties as rising from a lack of opportunity Perhaps they feel they've missed that one big opportunity or that it hasn't yet come. And there's always the cliché "Opportunity knocks only once.

Confidence crisis?

Most of us at some time have had thoughts such as, "I'll have difficulty making conversation with those people; they're so much more intelligent than I am. " Or, "I can't be expected to compete; I have nowhere near the same experience.

To recognize God at work in our lives

In Science and Health , Mary Baker Eddy asks, "What is God?" And she answers, "God is incorporeal, divine, supreme, infinite Mind, Spirit, Soul, Principle, Life, Truth, Love. " She goes on to say that these are synonymous terms, and adds: "They refer to one absolute God.

Get rid of ritualism

Christ Jesus' unadorned style of evangelical teaching and healing radically challenged the religious systems of his day. He instituted no elaborate rituals to honor his Father or himself.

Trends in Arts & Entertainment

The generation that came of age in the 1960s in some ways never seems to leave the decade. Or stop listening to its music.

"The crown of rejoicing"

A vintage Hollywood movie shows a conquering hero driving his chariot through the streets of ancient Rome, reveling in the deafening cheers of the populace. At his side is a servant, who holds a crown of laurel leaves above his head, repeatedly reminding him, "You are only mortal!" Like the servant in the chariot, many schools of human knowledge repeatedly proclaim that we are only struggling, suffering mortals—whose victories are short-lived.

What does it take to heal?

When I first entered the public practice of Christian healing as a Christian Science practitioner, many people asked me what kind of training I had in order to enter this work. They wanted to know if I had a theological degree, an education in Biblical history, or if I had taken a sociological or even psychological course of study.