January 1, 1979
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Article
The imperfections that cling to human lawgiving and to government executed in accordance with it have caused mankind to long for an ideally governed country or for a miraculous change in the affairs of their own country or the whole world.
Poem
Hypocrite! Hypocrite!How can I say:"I am good, I am stable,I am honest, loving, strong?
Article
Whether our past has been fruitful or frustrating, we can make it servant instead of master by spiritualizing our perception of it.
Article
An article in next week's Sentinel shows that even one law-abiding citizen can help in combating terrorism by handling it prayerfully.
Article
In view of the increasing interest today in exercise clinics, health spas, and physical culture programs, where does the Christian Scientist stand on the subject of physical exercise?
Article
Does one call upon a practitioner for healing just as one would call upon a medical doctor?
Editorial
Of the more than one and a half billion children in the world today probably the majority are cared for and nurtured by loving parents and friends.
Editorial
James thoroughly captured, in a phrase, the sense of frustration people too often feel: "The tongue can no man tame.
Testimony of Healing
A healing I had a few years ago made me realize more fully the importance of these words of Mary Baker Eddy.
Testimony of Healing
While I was in New York on business, pain suddenly enveloped the entire left side of my body.
Testimony of Healing
My mother loved the Bible and read it constantly.
Testimony of Healing
After attending a Christian Science testimony meeting for the first time, over forty years ago, I was so impressed that I have stayed with the study of this Science ever since.
Testimony of Healing
In 1940 I was instantaneously healed of a longstanding smoking habit with the help of a devoted Christian Scientist.
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