December 19, 1988
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From the Editors
Last
March, when we had a chat in this space with our readers regarding Sentinel progress, we said we wished we had an appropriate season in which to be expressing our gratitude for all of you.
Beyond the seasonal wrappings and trappings, the quiet power of the Christmas message still speaks to us of God's love, forgiveness, and healing power.
A woman was struggling to adjust to a new home and neighbors— until a Christmas carol reminded her that even in this "little town" the light of Christ was shining.
Many of us find comfort in the tenderness of God's love for us, but have we considered that God's tenderness includes the power to heal sickness and sin?
Maybe it's not so much our wallet as our understanding of God and His creation that needs filling up.
Worrying about those we love doesn't do half the good that prayer and an understanding of the Science of Christ can do.
Peace and love are not words left over from the placards of an earlier decade. They are light for a dark world.
Are material advances the only way—or even the best way— to measure society's progress?
Everybody's coming for Christmas. But how can you love them all?
A few years ago my husband and I decided to go abroad on a fourteen-day holiday.
Two years ago I took some fifteen dress shirts.
The testimonies of healing in the Christian Science periodicals —week by week and month by month—mean so much to me and are so helpful and encouraging that, at long last, I feel moved to share my own gratitude for the wonderful blessings of Christian Science.
I would like to share the following testimony as proof that the truths taught in Christian Science, as to the spiritual nature of God and man, bring wonderful healing results.
