May 16, 1983
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Article
Anyone who has talked at length with a Christian Scientist about his religion or has read the literature soon realizes that Christian Scientists often use words in a special way.
Article
When Peter and his fellow fishermen had toiled all night and had caught nothing, Christ Jesus asked them to try again.
Article
The love of God for His children—each one of us—is infinite.
Article
There is today, as there was centuries ago, a great need in the world for stronger faith in God's power to heal and save.
Article
The Scriptures contain ample evidence that faith in God and an understanding of Him have resulted in healing.
Poem
Oh, how fulfilling: obedient day!When I feel the power of the prayer I pray,I set aside all fear and pride to quietly obeywith the ordered pace of Christly grace.
Poem
Yes, thou shalt—thou art, in fact, now dawning—each day brighter, clearer,nearer Truth—whose light you are.
Article
Recently, portions of depositions taken in lawsuits involving The Mother Church have been circulated in an attempt to create confusion, criticism, and disunity.
Editorial
How often it is that we face an occasion of some importance to us.
Editorial
The Christian is called on to be a good person—to be humble, modest, honest, affectionate.
Testimony of Healing
Throughout my life I have had many demonstrations of the healing effectiveness of Christian Science.
Testimony of Healing
How grateful I am for two recent healings in Christian Science.
Testimony of Healing
Each healing in Christian Science is different in some respect from every other one.
Testimony of Healing
Christian Science came to me during a particularly difficult time in my life.
Article
Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy contains the complete explanation of the Science of Christianity.
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