May 10, 1982
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Our era of fast foods, instant communications, and numerous timesaving devices has not spawned greater individual peace.
One of a series of articles by young people who have in recent years become Christian Scientists.
To love means more,Much more,Than giving warm embraceOr voicing deep concern.
Probably all of us have been reminded at one time or another that it takes two to quarrel.
If you were born into a royal family, destined to become a king or a queen, key questions about your future would be answered before they came up: questions about where you'd live, your income, your responsibilities.
It was wartime, and all around me people were preparing for a holiday with loved ones.
The last time I drove from Boston to Denver, many miles passed before I saw any highway signs to indicate that Denver would eventually come.
God is omnipotent, All-in-all, supreme Truth, Mind.
My first encounter with Christian Science came when I was still quite young.
I was healed of smoking, and a whole new world opened up for me.
Christian Science has brought much joy into my life and given me a real reason for living.
The study of Christian Science has brought me much peace and joy.
