October 3, 1983
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Christian Scientists assign a broader meaning to the word "error" than what it usually denotes.
One day when I opened the Christian Science Quarterly to begin my study of that week's Lesson-Sermon, "God the Only Cause and Creator," the Golden Text fairly jumped out at me: "The earth is full of the goodness of the Lord.
While with my family at a pizza parlor/video game center, I soon found myself glued to one of the games.
Gratitude it isthat holds the doorof thought wide openfor good's endless more,yet strongly guards the entrancefrom all sin,allowing only graceand glory in.
Teacher uses Monitor to help students see that evil is not inevitable
The Christian Science Monitor's continuing purpose is being celebrated in this seventy-fifth anniversary year by special articles and advertisements in the Monitor itself, in The Christian Science Journal, and in the Sentinel.
God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble.
Many find that various needs clamor for priority in their lives.
My parents were devoted Christian Scientists, and I began attending Sunday School at age three.
Fifty years ago, when I had to appear before the review board, I was exempted from military service because of my heart.
I have never doubted that divine Science is the truth Christ Jesus taught, and I am grateful to God that Mrs.
A few years ago I noticed a small spot on my cheek near my eye; the spot did not disappear but instead grew larger.
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