May 20, 1985
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Article
The book of Second Kings records that the servant of Elisha the prophet went out one morning to find that the king of Syria had sent horses and chariots and surrounded the city by night.
Article
Recently while visiting The Brooklyn Botanic Garden, I felt refreshed and inspired by the wondrous views, the infinite variety of form and color.
Article
"Watch your thoughts as you address the golf ball," the pro was saying, "because they can affect your game.
Poem
Rejoice that He has made usthe apple of His eye!And—what's more—good to the core.
Article
Sooner or later human experience teaches us that material wealth is unsubstantial, unreliable, illusive.
Editorial
One Sunday afternoon a commentator on television was talking about what he felt was essential in order for a Christian church to be true to God's Word.
Editorial
Many individuals, when they're seeking God, know those holy moments—moments when they feel the touch of the Christ.
Article
The best things about visiting Mother's friend, Betty, were the cats, the beach, and the clam chowder! Jessica loved cats, but cats weren't allowed in their apartment in the city, so it was a treat to see Malt, Ramsey, and Sherlock now and then.
Testimony of Healing
One Sunday morning a few years ago, quite unexpectedly and without warning I was taken ill during a service at our branch church.
Testimony of Healing
It is with much pleasure that I relate some of the blessings that I have experienced in Christian Science.
Testimony of Healing
In 1983 I had an opportunity to go to Africa to teach school.
Testimony of Healing
I wonder why it has taken me this long to relate some of the marvelous blessings and healings I have received through the practice of Christian Science.
Article
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