November 21, 1988
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Sometimes when we are giving thanks for all we have right now, our gratitude is tinged with doubt about the future. But real thanksgiving opens our eyes to the permanence of the good that God gives.
Pilgrims in a strange land—people searching for refuge and freedom—obviously are not a thing of the past. Nevertheless, the Bible can still help today's refugees as much as it did earlier seekers.
Jesus' life and healing work are a story many love to tell—and to hear. But if we think it's only a lovely story, we are missing its radical healing message for our time.
Settling down with a good book is not second best, when the good book is the Bible.
By Kent Gramm in The Christian Century,March 23–30, 1988
When we are looking for better ways to support our parents, we should not overlook the spiritual power that can bring joy and strength during any family challenge—the power of divine Love.
Are we forced to "ride out" the aggravations of holiday travel? This writer found that prayer enabled him to approach a trip as a Christian healer, not as a hassled traveler.
Should the Bible have more of a place in our lives? Many would agree that it should. But what's the best way to bring that about?
After rest, there always comes a new day, a new call to action.
It has been several years since I was led to study Christian Science and join The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston.
The most wonderful part of a Christian Science healing to me is the spiritual growth it brings.
In the chapter "Marriage" in Science and Health by Mrs.
I was first introduced to Christian Science when I was nearing what is considered retirement age.
I am so grateful for the help and encouragement I have received from others' testimonies in the Christian Science periodicals over many years.
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