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

Divine law supports the seventh commandment

Recognizing the seventh commandment as based on spiritual law brings great blessing. How? First, by helping us maintain marital fidelity through obedience to the law.

Open letter to a new church member

My dear friend, You mentioned in your letter that you are discouraged with the progress you are making in your branch Church of Christ, Scientist. You say the members don't seem to value your opinion.

Coping through Christ

When one is faced with a problem, a sickness, a feeling of confusion, how comforting it is to know that God is ever at work in one's life, bringing forth solutions, healing, and direction. We need have no fear that we cannot cope.

The healing psychology of Mind

We hear a lot about psychology today. Articles ranging from food to foreign policy are written on it.

True individuality is complete

In Christian Science we learn to view ourselves and others not as mortals, frustrated and incomplete, but as divine ideas of God, satisfied and complete. True identity partakes only of the divine elements of being.

Celebrating Christmas

As we approach the Christmas season, our hearts turn joyfully to the celebration of the birth of Christ Jesus to the Virgin-mother, Mary. We think of Christianity as beginning in the manger where Jesus was born.

Artist is healed of creative isolation

Five years ago I was an artist living outside any of the traditional art centers of the world, and suffering from a deep sense of artistic isolation. Today I am still an artist and still living in the same place, but I have been healed of all sense of isolation.

Finding home halfway around the world

About fifteen years ago I married a New Zealander, and we went to live in his country, a considerable distance from my home—the other side of the world, to be precise. A relative gave us an airmail subscription to The Christian Science Monitor; we became so attached to reading its reports that we continued the airmail subscription ourselves, even though the higher postage rate meant paying about five times the cost of the paper itself.

From a mountain town into a wider world

"How beautiful upon the mountains are the feet of him that bringeth good tidings, that publisheth peace; that bringeth good tidings of good, that publisheth salvation; that saith unto Zion, Thy God reigneth!" Isa. 52:7.

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