March 7, 1970
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Article
Where but in the spiritual understanding of his sonship with God, which Christ Jesus taught and exemplified, can a person discover the ordering and harmonizing divine Principle that heals any sense of confusion—the cross-purposes, loose ends, and gaps— in his experience?
Article
Have you ever heard someone refer to himself as a Johnny-come-lately to Christian Science?
Article
Mothers and daughters love to share, and the wide gold bracelet Kathy's mother wore was always in use.
Article
Gertrude Price Wollner is a teacher of improvisation, pedagogy, and piano.
Poem
My heart was miserably hauntedby fear I was unloved, unwanted,till I commenced to tryto make myself a little morepleasant and lovable than before.
Editorial
Countless words are being published today in an effort to explain the world's unrest and what should be done about it.
Testimony of Healing
From the time I was eleven until I was thirty-one, my life was practically devoid of religion.
Testimony of Healing
In deep gratitude to God, and with the desire to praise Him for His great goodness, I write this testimony.
Testimony of Healing
The inspired Word of the Holy Bible as it is explained in Christian Science has been a supporting and regenerating influence in my life for quite a long time.
Testimony of Healing
I was raised in Christian Science, and I've always been grateful that since I was a small child I was trained to understand and confidently expect that when we turn to God, His divine love meets our every need.
The Bible Speaks to You
[The participants are Judge Jerome Franke, who is a Christian Scientist, and Robert McKinnon.
Article
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