January 26, 1987
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The torment of anxiety isn't something we have to live with, because we actually live in the infinite embrace of divine Love.
A high-school student finds that the transforming power of Christ breaks the chain of failure, depression, alcohol dependence.
Reaching for God's help is not a matter of making a passive request; it's an active readiness to do His will and to express the truth He gives us.
Place me, Lord, where I belong,Wherever I may serve You best;Wherever I may sing Your songIs where I'll find my happiness.
"Let this mind be in you, which was also in Christ Jesus." Isn't this the basis for overcoming the hypnotic hold of fear?
The Bible says that God answers even before we call. Gratitude helps us hear that answer and be healed.
Much attention is focusing these days—and rightly so—on the mental health of the younger generation.
Christ Jesus said, "Ye must be born again." Through Christian rebirth we awake to realize our God-given wholeness.
There seems to be a new therapy for a new ailment almost every time you turn around. Yet many people still feel dissatisfied, unfulfilled. Is there a deeper answer — found in God?
During
college I began to experience chronic fear and anxiety, particularly upon waking in the morning.
I have had healings in Christian Science from the time I was soon to be married.
Because I grew up relying upon God's love and protection, when I became a parent I felt confident in trusting my own children to His care.
Many years ago my husband and I were invited by a friend to attend a Wednesday testimony meeting in a branch church.
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You could be one of those many new students of Christian Science who are grateful for healing and for progress in understanding God.
