December 15, 1986
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What looked like a bleak Christmas teaches something of the beauty of divine Life and Love.
It may seem as though there's not much we can do about the challenges in the world—until we take a closer look at our spiritual resources.
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When the cars piled up on the freeway, people were quick to offer aid. A young Christian Scientist tells how he answered a cry for help.
Today's good deeds are not necessarily gone tomorrow. When accompanied by prayer and spiritual commitment, they can be both healing and lasting in their effect.
The author discovers that her fear of being alone and without friends or relatives at Christmastime is the symptom of a much deeper problem. She learns more about God as "the closest relative."
Maintaining a peaceful atmosphere in the home can shed an ever-widening influence for peace in the world.
Persevering for one's spirituality in the face of today's aggressive materialism is a special heroism that serves as a beacon of hope for mankind.
O empty cup,O smiling promise,concealing that lie—"good for food,""pleasant to the eyes,""desired to make one wise.
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day I was terribly frightened when I discovered a lump in my breast that I feared might be malignant.
Through the past twenty-five years I have had many healings and meaningful experiences in Christian Science.
During the Second World War, I took up the study of Christian Science.
I would like to express gratitude for the harmonious birth of our daughter about a year ago.
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Beginning January 10, 1987, the Christian Science Center in Boston is changing its telephone number.
