June 20, 1977
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Recently I saw a television presentation geared to help those living in earthquake-prone areas understand better how to deal with such an eventuality.
In "The Lobster-Quadrille" in Lewis Carroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland is this engaging invitation: "Then turn not pale, beloved snail, but come and join the dance.
Throughout the world there are people seeking to experience God's loving presence.
If God is omnipotent—and He is—then there is no situation beyond His immediate aid. Desiring to choose between some outside or material help and wholehearted reliance on God, I chose the latter and dropped all efforts other than prayer.
One year when I was in college, I lived on the top floor of a lovely old stone house in a residential quadrangle on campus.
In a country where there are frequent earthquakes, fear of them may be unconsciously nurtured.
The hemlock cup is ready,the boiling oil is drawn;but the light of Christ breaksupon thought in prayerand wakens it to behold reality—no poison therenor threat anywhere.
It was at night thatJesus patientlyspoke to you, Nicodemus,about spiritual rebirth.
Culture, as the term is generally used, refers to the fabric of human living woven of skills, arts, customs, traditions, technology, politics, education, language, and the like.
I would like to express gratitude for the wonderful changes in my life since I began to study Christian Science.
Some months ago I seemed to be under considerable pressure.
One day when I was nine, I rode my bike into the neighborhood park.
"O Lord my God, I cried unto thee, and thou hast healed me.
