Articles

Gratitude plays a vital part in the study and application of Christian Science, indeed in the very life of any sincere student of Christ Jesus' teachings. That this is so can be seen from the provision for midweek meetings in Christian Science branch churches and societies.

The terms understand and comprehend are often used interchangeably. But one dictionary points to a distinction.

Radiance , vigor, promise, beauty, health, loveliness, grace, comeliness, freshness—qualities associated with the prime of youth. And yet, Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy indicates that these qualities should be just as evident in advancing years.

The healing ministry of the early Christian Church was shaped in a considerable degree by an important group called the Ante-Nicene Fathers. These pioneers, numbering about thirty men, provided leadership after the time of Christ Jesus and the apostles.

Christianity offers great hope for the bereaved and grieving. As Christ Jesus promised his disciples, "Your sorrow shall be turned into joy.

In prayer we feel a "kindling" of the heart by Christ, Truth. As we reach out to God, divine Love, and realize some measure of His glory, our hearts burn with gratitude and joy.

The mental atmosphere in Boston's Tremont Temple on March 16, 1885, would likely have been daunting to most speakers trying to explain what must have seemed a very different way of being a Christian. The thoughts of the nearly three thousand attendants ranged from benignly curious to highly skeptical to openly hostile.

It is the summer of 1866. A boy waits for his mother on Lynn Beach, Massachusetts, while she hitches their horse and goes for water.

Have you ever felt stalled? Sometimes it's not clear what steps to take in solving a problem. Sometimes, even though lots of steps have been taken, they don't appear to lead anywhere.

Recurring specters of unhappy memories challenge many individuals in their private lives; but such specters are not always personal. The conscience of this century is perplexed by the recollection of certain historical events that seem too horrible to contemplate.