January 26, 1974
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What has Christian Science to offer in helping to solve the various crises confronting us, including the so-called energy crisis?
The brief earthly life of Christ Jesus has left mankind a vision of peace, love, and power never before witnessed.
Each day brings opportunities to find newness and freshness in our present surroundings.
I know all the stock advice Christian Scientists give each other to help them through important exams—"Exams are just another way to prove the omnipotence of divine Mind.
Years ago one of my kindergarten pupils—Cindy, let's call her—liked to stand near the playground gate.
There is a popular view that thought is a product of the brain—of a kind of computer that stores and processes material information.
In a busy airport waiting travelers are bombarded with information pouring from the public address system, but most people scarcely hear it.
The invention, development, and manufacture of the automobile has over decades changed the fabric of life to an astonishing degree.
My years of study of Christian Science have taught me to love God above all things and my neighbor as myself.
Christian Science has been my way of life all my life.
One Sunday last fall I was introducing my two young sons to touch football in our backyard.
