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The Church's worldwide publishing activities The Christian Science Monitor An international newspaper established in 1908 by Mary Baker Eddy. "The object of the Monitor ," she stated, "is to injure no man, but to bless all mankind.
I was a student in college when I learned of Christian Science, and there were many challenging theological concepts I was considering for the first time. Yet one of the things that I found most appealing was the essential practicality of its teachings.
He arrived from the "Children's Room" and trotted down the aisle to take a seat with his family, just as we finished singing the second hymn. As soon as the First Reader invited the congregation to testify, he was on his feet.
Many of us have heard sermons—at church, on the radio or television, or in some other context. At their best they inspire us to try to lead better lives or to follow Christ Jesus.
Few things are more humbling or demanding than a young family's finding their plans and expectations must be adapted to the challenges of life with a child who has severe physical or mental disabilities. Sometimes extraordinary expressions of patience and love become a daily standard, and there is progress where it was not predicted.
When I first looked seriously into the teachings of Christian Science and began to apply them in my life, I had some unforgettable experiences. For me, the deepest impression was left when I felt severe angina disappear while I was praying.
" Why is thy faith in God's great love so small?" Hymnal , No. 390.
What real person Christ Jesus was. Although the Bible tells us little of Jesus' human personality, still the impression he has left on mankind is without equal.
A letter to the Clerk of The Mother Church A sincere seeker for Truth and peace, I am a 21-year-old native Chinese person living in Shanghai, China. In the indifferent world I yearn for warmth and friendship.
Dear Fellow Christian Scientists: For some years, we have written periodically to discuss spiritual healing as it relates to legal and legislative questions facing society. Other letters were sent directly to members.