October 12, 1981
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Regardless of the personal or national crises biblical poets encountered, they often expressed steadfast trust in God: "I will sing unto the Lord as long as I live: I will sing praise to my God while I have my being.
A frazzled homemaker, a burdened business executive, a harried schoolteacher, a depleted college student, might ruminate, "I have a right to feel exhausted!"
It is everyone's heart's desire—a desire that is a divine right—to be happy.
Through the centuries, humanity has lavished attention on fashions in clothes—so hinting at prevailing attitudes and mores.
Our role as parents is sometimes like that of a gardener.
Reaching up for something betterthan my daily mental fare,I was softly brushed by angels—thoughts from God just waiting there.
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Editors' Note: From earliest days misrepresentations of Christian Science teachings have been circulated by critics.
Crowds of students crushed by me in the halls of my new high school as the bell rang on the first day of fall term.
Christian Science has helped our family understand the omnipotent nature of God.
One of my favorite toys is a stuffed Snoopy dog.
At the age of fourteen I had a brief acquaintance with Christian Science.
For twenty-one years Christian Science has given me a life full of love, direction, happiness, understanding, and healing—all through my reliance on God.
Several years ago an incident took place in my life that has been a continuing source of inspiration to me.
