June 15, 1987
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When things aren't going the way they should at work, it's tempting to push or manipulate to get a solution. But as this engineer learned, yielding to God can bring a more encompassing answer.
From the brief review of Jesus' miracles and signs one fact cannot have escaped the notice of the persevering reader: Jesus spent a large proportion of his ministry in healing the sick.
We don't have to feel helpless when friends or family face challenges. We can help by understanding and expressing divine Love, our ever-present Father-Mother, God.
Some of the heaviest burdens we carry are material views of ourselves and others. The writer tells how an understanding of God helped her begin to drop burdens and healed her of allergies.
A flower garden is the scene for a fresh insight into one of Christ Jesus' parables.
If we are worried about conditions that seem beyond our control, maybe it's time to give deeper thought to how God governs and directs all creation.
There's really no question that we need to pray—or that the world needs our prayer. But many yearn to know what prayer actually is.
Hugeness, seemingly infinite,mysterious in darkness,the universe without edges or end?
Neither despair nor human will offers much help when we face serious personal challenges in business or career. But prayer and steadfast trust in God open the way for healing.
If the material senses can't perceive God, how can we be sure of Him or of our own selfhood as His child?
We may sometimes forget just how inspiring and even indispensable accounts of healing can be to those who are just learning of Christian Science.
When I
was ten my father died, despite doctors' efforts to save him.
Since my introduction to Christian Science about fifteen years ago, I have had many proofs of God's love and protecting power.
On October 7, 1933, I had a testimony published in the Sentinel, telling of my two-year-old son's healing after drinking gasoline.
One summer my husband and I were very pleased to have made arrangements for a vacation in Switzerland.
