April 10, 1978
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Poem
You Saylife has closed in on you,your back is to the wall—you're a prisonerwith no place to goat all?
Poem
Sometimes, like dark and huddled flocks, our thoughtsseem sunk in noncommunicative night,until the Christ, as level sunbeams spreading,transforms them with its bold relief of light.
Article
Many students of Christian Science have an unselfish desire to share it with others.
Article
Sometimes we hear an individual say, "I wish I could gain more strength.
Article
Many people who cannot accept traditional church dogma at face value are asking questions such as, "What is God?
Article
I enjoy being on the swim team, but I didn't enjoy it when the first meet came up.
Editorial
If there is wisdom in that old saying, how much more wisdom there must be in refusing to bet on an unsure thing! The surest thing mortal existence has to offer us is materialism.
Testimony of Healing
Fifteen hours before I was scheduled to have an operation called a coronary artery transplant, the doctors said I had a condition of the blood that made the operation inadvisable.
Testimony of Healing
While on a crowded subway one afternoon I was suddenly aware that my wallet had been lifted and the thief was jumping from the train.
Testimony of Healing
One day at noon when I just arrived home from a Sunday School meeting, and as I was relaxing on a chair, suddenly I felt an intense pain.
Testimony of Healing
Through the years God's presence and power have guided, protected, healed, and strengthened me in many very difficult situations.
Testimony of Healing
Christian Science has been in our home since I was a small child, and I attend a Christian Science Sunday School.
Article
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