December 26, 1977
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People of differing faiths might agree that sincere prayer to God is an effective aid in healing disease.
Until we have identified the nature of business correctly, we can't discuss its real condition.
When a person loses an item like a wallet or some keys or a checkbook, he may feel bereft of more than a material object.
God sees me! When this thought came to me one morning during prayer, I felt loved and very comforted.
Light glancing across a weathered shutter or an ancient wall; a winter sunset; the color-explosion of neon lights coming on at dusk in a modern city; the form of a dry twig; the style of a pair of shoes; a witty response that relieves a gloomy remark; an intriguingly wrapped gift; the subtle colors of faded cloth; rain washing grime from a window.
Many people feel that an old American Indian prayer makes a useful point—one that will bless those who practice its message: "Great Spirit, grant that I might not criticize my neighbor until I have walked a mile in his moccasins.
Two years ago I lost the hearing in my left ear.
I learned about Christian Science when a friend brought The Herald of Christian Science, German Edition, to our home.
