July 27, 1968
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Rightly viewed, morality can be seen as an effort to live that Love which is God, divine Principle.
Article
The New Testament tells us that upon several occasions Christ Jesus invited individuals to follow him.
Article
Usually a new way of life is being sought when an individual comes to Christian Science for healing.
Poem
How pleasant is my lot! The linesof clear, ascending prayerreveal all present Truth in signsGod's children know and share.
Article
In the late afternoon on a bleak and chilly fall day the writer and his wife were driving on a transcontinental highway through the hills and prairies of western Oklahoma.
Article
Perhaps occasionally in our human relations someone has unjustly maligned us and caused us much mental anguish.
Editorial
There are various frictions in human experience that are common to most people: friction with the world, with one's job, with other personalities, and even with one's human self.
Editorial
Is there a sure and certain way to an invincible sense of health, happiness, abundance, and fulfillment?
Article
A fresh perspective of the original edifice of The Mother Church will come with the construction of the new Colonnade Building.
Testimony of Healing
I did not come to Christian Science for healing.
Testimony of Healing
When I was a boy nine years of age, my family lived in a house where the water was heated by coiled pipes in a coal furnace.
Testimony of Healing
My introduction to Christian Science came when I married a young man who had been raised according to its teachings.
Testimony of Healing
"All things work together for good to them that love God".
Article
My first published testimony appeared in the Christian Science Sentinel for April 1, 1950.
The Bible Speaks to You
[The speaker is Robert Peel, a Christian Scientist.
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Christian Science Sunday services and Wednesday evening testimony meetings will be held at vacation resorts as follows:
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