November 19, 1984
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I was bogged down with church work in our small, older branch Church of Christ, Scientist.
A grateful attitude always brings a joyous sense of well-being, but knowing to whom we are grateful and why can make quite a difference.
You have probably had the experience of boarding an airplane on a murky day.
A curly-haired five-year-old tugs at her mother's hand and says, "Mommy, do we have to leave?
Christ Jesus' parable of the prodigal son may be the best known of all parables.
Father-Mother, thank youfor myriad, so-called miracles:for impossibilities reversedor simply dissolved—thus never occurring—when we see Your good solutions,wondrous answers,divinely natural,far greater than any fromhuman planning,then we know that we candemonstrate what we are learning,prove what we are winning!
Generally we celebrate to mark something exceptionally good that has occurred.
By Linda Weltner in The Boston Globe (Boston, Massachusetts), November 25, 1983
Whoever would have part in the joyous work of Christian healing can begin by maintaining the moral demands of Christian discipleship.
Those who know the pure Christianity that Christ Jesus brought to the world know it as religion that gives of its good.
A few years ago I was held hostage by a gunman and raped.
It is with gratitude to God that I write this testimony.
I had just completed my grocery shopping and was driving out of the parking lot, when I noticed that the diamond was missing from my engagement ring.
My first testimony appeared in The Christian Science Journal almost ten years ago.
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