May 11, 1981
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"Through the harsh noises of our day, /A low sweet prelude finds its way," Christian Science Hymnal, No.
Article
Has it ever seemed your job was a major obstacle to continued progress in spiritual understanding?
Poem
The deaf can hear God talk,The mute can know God will listen,The blind can see His beauty in love,The lame can be led by Him on the right path.
Article
If you need help, public practitioners of Christian Science are ready to assist you by prayer.
Article
The importance of humor and laughter was illustrated to me when several classmates and I were invited at Christmastime to decorate the windowpanes of a care center for abandoned children.
Article
Have you ever been told some spiritual truth and then found yourself saying, "Yes, I know, but.
Editorial
No matter what catastrophe presents itself, one can turn to God and find a solution to its problems, attain surcease from suffering, and wrest from holocaust a blessing.
Editorial
It's a very comforting and very special feeling to know that as we cultivate spiritual sense the Christ, Truth, comes to us today.
Article
Even if someone were to doubt that the sun will rise tomorrow, it would rise.
Testimony of Healing
As a child I was plagued with headaches.
Testimony of Healing
When we become aware of the perfection of our being as God's idea, fear and doubt are eliminated.
Testimony of Healing
Through Christian Science, I worked to the best of my ability to heal myself of a case of athlete's foot.
Testimony of Healing
I am profoundly grateful to God for His revelation of divine Science to Mrs.
Testimony of Healing
How wonderfully Christian Science has changed my life! It has revealed to me the nature of our dear Father-Mother God, and my identity as His idea.
Article
Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy is the textbook of Christian Science.
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