June 11, 1984
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In traveling by car in the United States, one sees numerous road signs that indicate there is a scenic viewpoint ahead.
The thought of a gentle and loving shepherd guiding and protecting his sheep as they graze over pasturelands is a pleasant one.
When we are confronted with discords, we can turn our thought to the contemplation of man's real origin as the child of God, which Christian Science teaches.
A problem that some of us face at one time or another is gluttony, or intemperance in our consumption of food.
Hugging her precious infant to her, the young mother reveled in the joy of parenting.
Father, it's Your childthat sleeps on my knees,peacefully restingwhere sounds can't disturb.
One morning as I was shaving, I realized I was humming a line from a popular song: "Raindrops Keep Fallin' on My Head.
When I was a teen-ager just becoming interested in photography, a neighbor of mine offered to become a mentor.
How to find true contentment is a question that challenges individuals everywhere.
From the early years of our marriage my husband's business took him over a large part of the United States.
For several years I searched for answers to my life problems in psychology, philosophy, eastern religions, and certain self-help methods.
Two years ago I woke early one morning with an abscessed tooth.
The New Testament relates the experience of a rich ruler, who passed up a grand opportunity because he was unwilling to give up his earthly treasures to follow Christ Jesus.
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