May 30, 1988
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Among members of rival gangs there seemed to be no common ground on which to build mutual respect. But a school administrator found that his spiritual listening could bring a new view of God's family, the family to which all belong.
Even though we may feel love is a word that is overused and misused, we can still get beyond the stereotypes and feel and express the power of divine Love.
Hard-shelled "realism" is a pretty weak defense against disappointment. What we need is the light that Christ, Truth, sheds on us and others.
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Probably at no time in history have people's lives been filled with more information about all kinds of subjects.
Information overload seems to be one of the givens of contemporary life. But more than anything else our well-being depends on what we learn of God's government and of His control over all.
Have you ever had times when the immediate results of trying to live Jesus' teachings didn't seem that rewarding? Don't be discouraged. You aren't the first to feel that way!
As we live the love Jesus showed us, we will never lack the support of friendship.
I am
very grateful for what I have learned, and am continuing to learn, in the study and practice of Christian Science.
Christian Science has been practiced in our family for many years.
A painful condition involving fever and inflammation affected my legs and made standing or walking almost impossible.
I would like to express gratitude for my first healing in Christian Science.
I was brought up in Christian Science by devoted and conscientious parents.
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In her earnest desire to encourage the progress of The Church of Christ, Scientist, and to guide its members, Mary Baker Eddy wrote four messages to members of her Church at the turn of the last century: Christian Science versus Pantheism, Message for 1900, Message for 1901, and Message for 1902.
