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One who has experienced healing through prayer as taught in Christian Science has had an opportunity to see what a priceless gift God has bestowed. It is freely given, as Christ Jesus taught and demonstrated.

A woman rebelled at an unexpected demand. She had to change her schedule abruptly and go to her office.

During this holiday season, a time of significance for Jews and Christians alike, the following accounts show how Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy can unite hearts and bring down assumed religious barriers. A woman in Pennsylvania writes: "I have a dear friend who is Jewish and married to a doctor.

Doesn't one long to alleviate the suffering of countless thousands who are struggling to eke out a living in adverse conditions? Our great Master, Christ Jesus, walked among many destitute crowds, feeding and healing them. We may well ask how we can emulate, even in a degree, his works.

The first tenet of Christian Science states, 'As adherents of Truth, we take the inspired Word of the Bible as our sufficient guide to eternal Life. " Mary Baker Eddy, Science and Health, p.

One of the Bible accounts that people love to think about, especially at Christmastime, is the journey of the wise men to honor the child Jesus. See Matt.

For centuries Christmas has been an occasion when individuals often make a special effort to express more selflessness and kindness, more holiness and reverence, than usual. Why does this season so deeply touch the good in so many? Why do people endeavor to hold better thoughts and do better things at this time of year than during the rest of the year? The answer may be found in the reason that Christ Jesus came in the first place and what his birth signaled to the world.

The search for spiritual answers is integral to life. Just a quick look at the current trends of books gives an indication of mankind's desire to understand spirituality.

I was recently asked by our Christian Science Reading Room librarian to investigate getting Science and Health into local bookstores. At first I found this task daunting.

In the September Journal, attorney Robert C. Vanderet urged Christian Scientists "to be comfortable with your own faith, and be comfortable with sharing it with others.