October 5, 1987
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Our most basic "vital signs" are spiritual growth, patience, and love. Even when we are in the middle of challenges, these are indicators of progress going on.
Cynicism is a poor defense against the wrongs of human existence. Christ Jesus' healing work shows that the best defense is a love for God, good, and a life flowing out from this reality.
I Was
listening to an interview of a young woman who believed herself to be in the final stages of AIDS.
Even if we've made mistakes, we're not locked into them. We can start fresh through the power of Spirit.
Reading one of the old notebooks in which she kept a record of spiritual progress, this author uncovers some new views of prayer and what it has meant to her and her family.
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"This testimony is long overdue, but gratitude needs to be shared, and I have so wanted to share mine," wrote one person recently.
Christian Science speaks through such experiences as are related in this periodical, to offer hope and rescue to those who feel down and out.
When challenges come, where can we turn? How do we go forward?
I Was raised in a loving family of Christian Scientists and attended the Christian Science Sunday School until I was twenty During that time I had many wonderful healings of diseases sometimes associated with childhood, as well as healings of relationship difficulties.
When I was a new student of Christian Science, I had an experience that astounded me and two witnesses.
The September 28, 1974, issue of the Sentinel published my first healing in Christian Science, that of multiple sclerosis.
Eighteen years ago I was introduced to Christian Science by a sister who had been healed of a sinus infection through reading Science and Health by Mrs.
Since becoming acquainted with Christian Science I have found that it is a most practical teaching, for through my study of it I have learned to think and to act more intelligently in the face of difficult situations, especially those involving crimes.
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Effective October 1, 1987, there will be new prices for the Christian Science Sentinel and The Christian Science Monitor—World Edition.
