February 26, 1979
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For a long time there was one paragraph in the Christian Science textbook, Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy, that I dodged.
With listening ear and watchful eyethe Son of mantook no time outto program work, to measureor calculate the risk.
The evidence of escape-seeking in today's pressure-prone society underscores what Henry David Thoreau concluded over a century ago—that many people lead lives of quiet desperation.
If healing doesn't come right away, we may think nothing is happening.
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The tangled skein of events in the Middle East—especially current happenings in Iran—may lead us to feel we know where stability is not.
Flowers, a kindly visit from a sympathetic but cheerful friend, a loving message, some good news.
Long ago, in Bible times, after a war between nations, the winning army would take some of the people they had conquered home with them as slaves.
How can I help but be humbly grateful, having been so blessed since becoming interested in Christian Science.
When I was a child, my father was healed of severe annual attacks of quinsy.
Gratitude and joy impel me to write of our fourteen-year-old son, who was healed of a loss of hearing in one ear.
Ten years ago I began to have discomfort in using my left foot.
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