March 20, 1971
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Do we think of nightfall as a period when good becomes shadowy and evil a sinister power?
Over the years biologists, songwriters, and football coaches have used the term "heart" to describe many different things.
In his Sermon on the Mount, Christ Jesus urged his followers, when they prayed, not to use needless repetitions such as the heathen did.
One is sometimes tempted these days to feel fearful, discouraged, or disgusted by the discordant events newspapers picture.
After Christ Jesus had been betrayed, tried, crucified, and had risen from the tomb, he met some of his disciples on the road to Emmaus.
Paul's life took a sudden right-about-face when he encountered the Christ on the road to Damascus.
How grateful I am for the generosity and selflessness of Mary Baker Eddy! I can't imagine what my life would be without the good that Christian Science has brought to it.
I have relied completely on God for fifty years.
From my childhood, my mother relied on Christian Science for the preservation of health in our family.
When we moved to Texas, I was suddenly stricken with acute asthma.
I am very grateful for Christian Science because it changes my whole outlook on life.
For several years I read Science and Health by Mrs.
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Public practitioners of Christian Science are available and ready to assist you by prayer, if you need their help.
