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Exploring in depth what Christian Science is and how it heals.

Bringing the Christ-spirit to church decisions

Freedom of choice is nowhere more apparent than in the democratic processes that underlie decisionmaking in branch Churches of Christ, Scientist. Each and every member of a Christian Science church is free to seek his own answers to important questions through prayer and communion with the source of all intelligence, God.

CAREERS

Looking for work. Wishing for less work.

The Science of Christian care

Christian Science nursing is a Christlike ministry of unselfed love. Nursing in its broader sense isn't limited to those who have had nurses' training only; the nursing qualities are for all to practice.

Spiritual healing is normal, natural. It is one of the "fruits" of the Spirit that Christians can expect as they follow Christ Jesus in the way.

Gratitude reveals Love's impervious armor

Gratitude brings to light spiritual reality, the Truth that subdues the lie of evil. It makes us aware of the protective power of divine Love, the source of Christly affection for our fellowman.

Some lessons on love and reconciliation

Healing is a process of reconciliation. Does that sound strange? It isn't really, if we think of healing in spiritual terms—as the act of bringing our thoughts into line with God.

Infinite progression: it's the nature of man

A life that's bogged down, has become stifling, or has even started going backward. This bleak picture of life can be transformed, on a practical and provable basis, by a more spiritual view of progress.

The Ten Commandments—a daily prayer

The increase in the number of Bibles distributed in the twentieth century has been meteoric. In 1900, nearly thirteen million Bibles and Testaments were sent out worldwide.

A higher law governing economy

" It's tough, isn't it?" a friend remarked. It certainly seemed so.

Mary Baker Eddy's Church, a commitment to the public Shortly after establishing the Church to serve the needs of mankind, Mrs. Eddy saw the importance of keeping the public informed of her discovery.