December 13, 1982
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Article
Christmas comes in our hearts whatever the human circumstances.
Article
Jesus' nativity—the virgin birth—is a wonderful story retold every Christmas season.
Article
Our local newspaper recently ran stories on genetic disabilities, and on the financial and emotional impact of having children.
Poem
Conceptionis Mind aloneunderstandingits Mind-created idea—not matter thrownand mixedin a biologic jar.
Article
Do you believe that in reality you are God's own child, created by Him alone, in His image, after His likeness, as the first chapter of Genesis puts it?
Poem
What is this endlessly unfoldingrobe of Truth,this timeless weavenot seamed, not stitched,at no point vulnerable,but the undivided vesture of the Christ?
Editorial
Christian Science brings to our attention with exceptional clarity the revolutionary implications of what Jesus taught and did.
Editorial
The sayings "I was born with it" and "I was born without it" seem to many to assess unalterable conditions.
Poem
This is man's true, eternal story,Not a tale that is quickly told,But the truth of man in God's glory—Truth that never grows old.
Article
One Christmas I was trying to choose the right tree for my home out of a vast lot of possible pines.
Testimony of Healing
Through my study of Christian Science I have had many proofs of God's love and power.
Testimony of Healing
I would like to express gratitude for the grand healing that took place at the birth of our second child.
Testimony of Healing
It's a joy to be a Christian Scientist! The teachings of Science have helped me more than I can ever find words to express.
Testimony of Healing
As I went to the kitchen one evening to prepare a sandwich, one of my hands became completely limp.
Article
Meetings at which testimonies of Christian Science healing are given are held in Christian Science churches on Wednesdays.
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