August 11, 1980
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Whatever the distractions or excitements of the day—a hard time with children, a sharp exchange between husband and wife, a shock from unexpected news—we can experience right now the moment of peace we feel we need.
Self-fulfillment is a basic goal for many—sometimes sought with a quiet purposefulness, sometimes with brash intensity.
Many adore a good and happy baby, but what about the rebellious child who lies kicking and crying on the floor?
A parent's calm trust, free from fear and apprehension, is a vital element in harmonious childbirth.
The state purchasing agent announced: "The three low bidders on this contract are tied.
Racial strife is a dangerous and malevolent battle tactic of godlessness.
More than evangelizing, more than preaching, is the value of the Christian's steadfast recognition of the everywhere presence of the Christ.
Those who love the wilderness often find revitalization when they strap on a backpack and head for the mountains.
Because Christ Jesus didn't outwardly compete with anyone, we may think his works don't have much application to competitive athletics.
In February 1971 I made a definite commitment to rely on Christian Science for healing.
In 1917 when I was married, I stopped attending my former church.
My introduction to this Science was in the Christian Science Sunday School over seventy years ago.
As a teen-ager away at boarding school, I played on the school basketball team.
When I was six years old, my two brothers and I were taken away from our parents, and I was put in a Baptist mission where I went to school.
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