October 22, 1979
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Beyond the world, beyond the moon, beyond the farthest galaxies, there is God.
There is an anecdote about a small boy who often visited a sculptor and was fascinated to watch him working.
When I was a teen-ager in a Christian Science Sunday School, my teacher told the class: "Any physical symptom of disease is a temptation to believe there is a place where God's love for man does not reach.
Recent speculation on the gold market may be seen as a symptom of widespread concern over global economic uncertainty and the threat of recession.
The urge to express love is universal—and so is the capability to do so.
Every child of God, every spiritual idea conceived by the divine law of Truth and Love, has purpose, legitimacy, divine destiny.
If you're being raised by one parent—because your father or mother has passed on or because your parents are divorced or separated—Christian Science has something to say that can help you enormously.
Although I attended a Christian Science Sunday School until the age of seventeen, I still did not feel that Science was effective for me, despite evidence I'd seen of its practicality in my family.
In my first year of college a newfound friend gave me a copy of Science and Health by Mrs.
Becoming acquainted with Christian Science was the best thing that ever happened to me! I accepted Science when my wife was healed of difficulty during the birth of our first child.
At the beginning of school last year I caught a cold.
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A new single volume of We Knew Mary Baker Eddy brings together firsthand views of the Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science by her friends and associates.
