February 12, 1979
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Many are seeking, searching—looking for professionals who can help solve their problems.
A poem can be a feeling,a seeingof something vastcomplete in a nutshell—a universe of lightcaught in the flashof a precious stone.
Throughout history the arrival of children has generally been attended with joy.
On a rail trip through the Canadian Rockies I was delighted by the beauty and variety of the views.
The push to accomplish a task within a certain time; the pressure of paying bills by due dates; the desire to obtain a healing quickly—we know the problems time would present, but what's the solution?
People are not in their right mind when evil underlies their thoughts or acts, for they are not expressing the one real Mind— God.
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If you need help, public practitioners of Christian Science are ready to assist you by prayer.
Enforced migrations and the sufferings of displaced and misplaced peoples have been a sad feature of recent decades.
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The most important meetings that can ever be held in and by a Church of Christ, Scientist, are the Sunday services, Wednesday testimony meetings, Sunday School, and Christian Science lectures.
Piecing together bits of hearsay, people largely unacquainted with Christian Science sometimes draw mistaken—even humorous—conclusions.
The following is one of a series of articles by young people who have in recent years become students of Christian Science.
One day when we lived in Alaska, after I visited a friend who lived across a highway, I was walking home.
When Christian Science found me I was living in a basement apartment, barely able to walk because of torn ligaments in my back.
For some time I had been praying to heal a condition of impaired eyesight.
For at least thirty years I have been studying Christian Science—a great part of that time as a member of The Mother Church and later as a member of a branch church also.
Many years ago I was hospitalized with a severe case of shingles.
