July 15, 1985
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Article
Why even bother to watch what we think and say?
Article
If something goes wrong, does it seem natural to get upset about it?
Article
A young man walked into a gift shop, wishing to buy his mother a piece of china to add to her collection.
Poem
With God all systems are "go":no need for countdown to action,nor burst of flameto signal the might of omnipotence—no anxious waitingto mark the majesty of Mind.
Article
All of us feel influences daily that would attempt to manipulate us.
Article
What a glorious way to think and to live—with the joy, warmth, and cheerfulness of sunshine in our hearts! This is possible through prayer.
Article
I felt troubled and anxious as I walked past a window display that featured literally dozens of books on diet, exercise, and assorted figure problems.
Editorial
A new student of Christian Science loves what he is learning about God's goodness and care.
Article
Tommy and Mom were visiting Grandma, and he was watching a television program when Mom decided it was time for bed.
Testimony of Healing
My parents had been students of Christian Science for six years when I was born; therefore I was brought up in this teaching from my earliest days.
Testimony of Healing
I have delayed too long in expressing my gratitude in writing for the numerous healings I have experienced during the many years I have been a student of Christian Science.
Testimony of Healing
My mother began studying Christian Science during my childhood, but because of strong opposition within the family it was never discussed in our home.
Testimony of Healing
I have much reason for deep gratitude—namely, for blessings that I have been privileged to experience since first learning of Christian Science.
Article
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