Exploring in depth what Christian Science is and how it heals.
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Is Science and Health written for, and read by, only those who are members of the Christian Science Church?" a new reader of the book asked me. On most days she visits the local Reading Room with new inquiries about the Bible and Christian Science.
In our March issue we published excerpts from a talk given by the Chairman of The Christian Science Board of Directors, Virginia S. Harris, at conferences on "Spirituality & Healing in Medicine" in Boston and Houston.
A few years ago I enjoyed watching the film Enchanted April . It includes the story of a woman who comes to realize how "stingy" she has been about loving others, especially her husband.
I wanted a bicycle with every fiber of my being, but we were a poor family. I had been told by my teacher in a Protestant Sunday School class that God would answer my prayers.
A man nearing forty has hungered since his teens to be a novelist. He has readied himself, even earned a Ph.
Every so often, when a friend or an acquaintance finds out that I rely completely on God and inspired prayer for healing, he or she makes a comment like, "It must take a great deal of faith to be able to do that. " Yet those who have experienced healings through relying solely on God find it the most natural thing to do, and they become accustomed to expecting good results from prayer.
Prayer takes so many forms. Prayer can be a humble request for guidance, or it can be an exploration of profound truths of God and His creation.
Sharing Christian Science is essential if we're striving to love humanity as Christ Jesus did. Acquainting others with the truth of being is spirituality in action.
Marina Gorenkova is a senior at Principia College, Elsah, Illinois, majoring in business administration and German studies. Her home is in Moscow.
On January 12, the United States Supreme Court refused, unanimously and without comment, to hear a case brought by two church members against a number of past and present officers of The First Church of Christ, Scientist. The Court's denial of a hearing ended the suit, Weaver, et al.