Find inspiration in the latest issue

Great thinkers have attracted attention throughout the centuries. There’s something hopeful about the possibility of tapping into unique or respected points of view. When spiritual thinkers gather, though, the outcome is more than hopeful. A spiritual dynamism emerges. Vital views of divine reality come to light. And healing is shown to be natural and sure.

Every issue of The Christian Science Journal is this kind of forum. Our writers are much like you and me, folks who have thought deeply about God’s goodness and love—and who are willing to share their insights and the healing results. 

Here are some of the big ideas discussed in this issue: The ingredients of spiritual living. Our individual God-derived design. Connectedness with God. The place of church in our lives. Our divine source of good. 

Accounts of healing and transformation abound as well—of sorrow, the prediction of a risky pregnancy, anxiety and regret, restricted breathing, and a child’s rash, among others. 

In one of the opening statements of her primary work, Mary Baker Eddy declares, “The time for thinkers has come” (Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures, p. vii). We invite you to enter this Journal’s gathering of “great thinkers”—and to embrace your own native ability to ponder spiritual truths and demonstrate them in your life. Then we hope you’ll send us your inspiration and news of healing. Our readers will be blessed. And so will you.

Cheryl Ranson
Staff Editor