December 5, 1988
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The freeing of hostages isn't just one more item for the negotiators' agenda. Each of us has a stake in freedom from terror, and we can bring to bear on this effort our God-given authority over all slavery.
A poet said, "Stone walls do not a prison make," and the prisons of drug abuse, disease, sin, can sometimes seem more impenetrable than stone walls—until we find the healing Truth, which sets us free.
If God is our Life, as the Bible implies, we aren't locked into a pattern of decline. We have infinite possibilities.
My widowed mothersaw her meager earningsas that which God would magnifyinto sufficient supply—as Jesus saw the five loaves and two fishes.
How can we see more of what God has created, more of His goodness and power?
Interviewer's question: "What is your view of the daily discipline of the Christian life—the need for taking time to be alone with God?
Taking stock of ourselves can actually be liberating when we are learning of our real nature as God's man.
All of us have moments when we see the serious need for living more with what we really know is true. How can we follow through and do it?
Jesus shared with his disciples the bread that truly feeds and satisfies spiritual hunger. He showed them the reality of life in God.
A Recent
notice in the Sentinel inviting testimonies impels me to share an experience I had some years ago.
Since I began studying Christian Science forty years ago, I have relied on the teachings of this Science in all things.
In 1939 my mother began to study Christian Science.
I wish to acknowledge my tremendous gratitude for Christian Science and the care it provided for our two children.
One of my very first healings was of whooping cough and took place before I was a year old.
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You've decided to become a member—and you've been relying on Christian Science healing for a year or more.
