April 9, 1979
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Instead of banging your head against a wall of frustration and despair, try this approach, Go for a walk in the woods.
However authentic a novel may seem, the events as described never really took place.
God—our Mind!ours joyful to go out withsteadfast to go on withLove working with uswe with Lovewinningly!
Most Christians anticipate a future spiritual or heavenly state of existence but think of it as coming after death.
Realizing that I was harboring many unnecessary fears, I determined to find out what fear is and how to rid myself of this insidious error.
The news of Egypt and Israel trying to find accord should be heartening to all people of good will.
When we're working on something important—carrying out an obligation or responsibility—most of us have noticed that we can get distracted rather easily.
A great windstorm had whipped up the water on the lake so that waves beat right over the ship.
In May 1977 a lump on my shoulder began to trouble me.
My introduction to Christian Science came many years ago when a neighbor gave me three issues of the Sentinel.
One morning some time ago I woke with great pain in my lungs and could not breathe or speak normally.
I grew up in a religiously oriented home, attending church regularly.
In my late teens I was tobogganing downhill with some friends when we hit a large tree at high speed.
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