November 16, 1987
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Teen suicide points to a tragic loss of hope among the young — something that should stir us all to action. A man who came close to suicide as a teen-ager explains what restored his feeling of confidence and promise.
High expectations aren't a bad thing to have, as long as they are built on something solid — for example, an understanding of God as the source of our life and intelligence.
From The Sun Herald, Biloxi-Gulfport, Mississippi, December 16, 1986, by Ron Grove.
A pilot's experience illustrates a practical answer to fear: reliance on divine Mind for our safety and guidance.
This writer explores the inspiration she has gained from Christ Jesus' words "This sickness is not unto death, but for the glory of God, that the Son of God might be glorified thereby."
God is always near to deliver us from trouble when we trust in Him.
Hurry, worry, then hurry again. Sound familiar? But there is a way out.
Before I
found Christian Science I felt alone and desperate.
How grateful I am to have had opportunities to prove that Christian Science heals.
Christian Science has become a way of life for me.
One Sunday morning I heard the soloist at my branch church singing, "Lift up the latchkey, open the door.
A Christian Science shortwave radio station to be built in Hampton County highlighted discussion at the Hampton County Council meeting Monday night.
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Convincing testimonies of healing in Christian Science are always welcome for publication.
