September 14, 1981
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Article
Having completed jungle-warfare training in central India before entering the Burma Campaign during World War II, my unit broke camp, but I was told to stay behind to dismantle and dispose of surplus Army stores and equipment.
Article
Sound motives are a key factor in the success of every right endeavor.
Article
All-loving God does not impose heavy burdens or bitter toil on anyone.
Poem
The tower of Babel,earthbound, baseless,bears the label"self-destructive," "faceless"!
Article
You in the "waiting room," how long have you been sitting there?
Editorial
The way we approach our study of metaphysics in Christian Science can make a big difference in what we gain from our study.
Editorial
We have long been advised that the senses are deceitful, and one doesn't need to know much about history to realize human beliefs are always changing.
Poem
I had not even realized I soughtthe truth I never had been taught,but far beyond earth-vision's rangea clearer view awaited changeof thought.
Article
The grass on the front lawn was still flattened down where Karen's new red bicycle had been.
Testimony of Healing
Early one morning while taking class instruction in Christian Science, I had a beautiful illumination that God is eternal Life, and that since I am His individual infinite idea, this Life is my Life also.
Testimony of Healing
When I began reading the Christian Science textbook, Science and Health by Mrs.
Testimony of Healing
One day when I was very small, my mommy made some tea for us.
Testimony of Healing
In the late 1960's, one afternoon I was driving alone on a California freeway not far from home at what was then the speed limit of sixty-five miles an hour.
Article
You could be one of those many new students of Christian Science who are grateful for healing and for progress in understanding God.
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