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Christian Science fulfills such joy and hope in people who practice its teachings that they are often a bit surprised that these teachings are not more widely accepted. Should this ignorance or rejection of Science discourage those who wish to see everyone benefit by its discovery? Not at all! We have only to think of Christ Jesus for our answer.

Christ Jesus has always been closely associated with peace. When he was born in Bethlehem, angels heralded his birth with the pronouncement of "on earth peace, good will toward men.

Christmas was approaching. Ornamental stars of many varied types and sizes, some of which were hung from high buildings with an impresive display of electric lights, illumined the city.

"You seem better. Is it the program?" This may not be the most common question that people ask one another after watching a television program, but it's not unusual when the program is The Daily Bible Lesson.

Christian Science nurses have for many years provided tender encouragement and support as well as the practical care necessary for those relying on spiritual means for healing. A By-Law that Mrs.

While with his disciples on the Mount of Olives, Christ Jesus told them a story which today we call the parable of the talents. See Matt.

Many of us are probably familiar with the story of Martha and Mary in the Gospel of Luke. See Luke 10:38–42.

Sailors say that every time you go to sea you learn something—sometimes the hard way! Looking back on a recent sail from New England to Bermuda, I know I will remember it not only as a challenging nautical adventure but also as a spiritual journey on which I learned some important things about the nature of evil and the omnipotence of good. The voyage turned out to be what my husband—with sublime understatement—called "a tough trip.

Every wakeful moment, each of us is engaged in some form of conversation—either a mental dialogue with ourselves or a verbal one with someone else. Often this conversation is based on what we have been educated to believe about ourselves and, in a more fundamental way, about the nature of life itself as being subject to turmoil and troubles.

Extracts from letters of listeners to shortwave broadcasts The World Service of The Christian Science Monitor It was my hope to request a copy of the Monitor newspaper from you. But I located your Reading Room in Port Harcourt.