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The denial of the human body, or of anything that makes for a normal, healthy human experience, is not in accord with Christian Science practice. That which is needed at this stage of experience should fulfill its purpose.

Nowhere is the authority and power of God's Word stated more concisely, yet profoundly, than in the first chapter of Genesis: "And God said, Let there be light: and there was light. " Gen.

The First Church of Christ, Scientist, is celebrating National Bible Week in a very special way this year—by opening to the public for the first time The Mother Church's priceless Bible collection in its entirety. For nearly sixty years the Church has been adding to and cherishing this collection, which now includes almost four hundred Bibles in thirteen languages.

Recently a friend reminded me of a provocative but true story. Two adventurous schoolboys left for a weekend of canoeing.

One morning several years ago my husband was ill with symptoms of flu and asked me to pray for him. I deeply wanted to see him well again and so I turned to God with my whole heart for the spiritual truths needed to quell my own anxiety as well as provide healing to him.

Are you a prophet? I asked myself. Are you kidding? I answered.

The World Service of The Christian Science Monitor For a long time, we here in Romania were in complete darkness. The only way to know what happens in the world [is through] shortwave radios.

On a winter morning in a hospital classroom, twenty nursing students listened to a Christian Scientist explain the beliefs and healing practice of her Church. The Christian Scientist had prayed earnestly before coming.

Have you ever sacrificed something you really loved because you knew it was best for others and the right thing to do? That happened to a man I know. He had built a home for his family on a lovely piece of land in the north woods.

Six-foot Joseph Armstrong was a powerful, robust man, with a heavy beard and a hearty handshake. According to eyewitnesses, he had the look of John Brown, with the dignified manner of Lord Chesterfield.