June 6, 1988
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Article
As we press toward the next century, more and more of the challenges humanity faces demand a deeper commitment to ethics and to spirituality. How do we find the strength to stand by such commitments?
Poem
I thank Thee, Father, for every falling star—Each false belief etched on the retina of my thoughtnow disavowed—That the rising sun of Thy omnipotenceMay alone be for me this day a guiding star!
Article
"Not long ago a Reform Jewish rabbi in Israel took a group of us through a side entrance to Jerusalem's Jaffa Gate.
Article
"Moving on" has almost become a contemporary motto. When things get rough, instead of trying to get going, maybe we need to get closer to God, who is unchanging Love.
Article
Real advances—in individual lives and in communities—are rooted in Spirit, in the actual source of all life and renewal.
Article
The Communion service was simple and unadorned. But the demand for humility was no less urgent for its simplicity.
Article
This writer found that the joy of spiritual healing opened her life to new possibilities and to a deeper love for God as the Father-Mother of us all.
Editorial
If we assumed this was an ordinary time, we might suppose we needed an ordinary church. But the times aren't ordinary, and we need the Church we have!
Editorial
We all want more. The question is, How do we find out what that "more" really is?
Testimony of Healing
My
gratitude for Christian Science is unbounded.
Testimony of Healing
After becoming a student of Christian Science I found that whenever I read or thought of Christ Jesus' command "Go ye into all the world, and preach the gospel to every creature".
Testimony of Healing
"O magnify the Lord with me, and let us exalt his name together".
Testimony of Healing
For many years I was the chief labor negotiator for a large group of contractors.
Article
A current list of public lectures on Christian Science, including places, dates, and times.
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