March 16, 1987
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To this writer health was mainly a biological condition until she began to study more carefully the healing ministry of Christ Jesus.
"Evangelicals and pietists, too, early recognized, sometimes far more explicitly in the mission field than at home, that it was not enough to bring pictures of Jesus, even pictures of Jesus with native features, or words about Jesus, even words about Jesus in the native vernaculars, to the non-Christian world.
Many of the healings that took place in New Testament times were instantaneous. Healing can still come suddenly today because the law underlying it hasn't changed at all.
What does faith have to do with health? Does Christian healing demand more than faith?
Neighborhood tension mounted when the backyard skateboard rink was installed. How could you love this neighbor?
We help to solve "the problem of evil" for everyone when we stop participating in it and stand up for God's kingdom here.
Ah, patient God,if we but knewwith deeper consciousnesshow good You are, how true,that we might bind ourselveswith stronger tiesto Love's great heart.
We're constantly hearing about something "new" in the field of medicine. But the world is still just barely catching up to Christ Jesus' practice of healing.
At the core of Christian Science healing lie the persistent questions of how one learns to heal and what is required of the learner.
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The lead editorial in the February 1987 issue of The Christian Science Journal furnishes a broad view of the educational system established by Mary Baker Eddy, a system of continuing education.
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like to pay a little of my debt to God by submitting this testimony.
The most precious gift my mother gave my sisters and me was to enroll us in a Christian Science Sunday School when we were young.
I would like to share with you some blessings I have received in Christian Science.
Even though I had been raised in Christian Science and had had a number of healings through the prayers of my dear mother, a devoted Scientist, for a time Science did not mean a great deal to me.
