June 13, 1988
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Sometimes it seems as though fear and hatred are poisoning the atmosphere of human thought. How can we help to clear the air and contribute to humanity's progress?
Article
It's not unusual to hear people speak of the fleeting quality of life's promises. But this author found that the evidence of physical injury flees with the coming of Christ, Truth.
Article
There is nothing really poetic about melancholia—especially when the alternative is the joy and inspiration we discover in God, divine Mind.
Poem
All those tomorrowswaiting to be lived,tied up in the pocket of time,stare me in the face.
Article
Turmoil in the midst of redecorating may hardly seem a reason for prayer. Yet by praying, this author learned a lesson about the nature of God's work.
Editorial
God is constantly communicating with each one of us in ways that cut through the strident noises of our day and reach into our hearts.
Editorial
Even closer than your next-door neighbor is someone special who needs to be loved—and deserves to be loved.
Article
One hot summer day Ginger was playing hide-and-seek with her sister Katie out on the back porch.
Testimony of Healing
While
I was in music school a few years ago, working toward a master's degree, I had a healing that was inspiring evidence of God's goodness and protection.
Testimony of Healing
Fifteen years ago while cycling to work I was struck by a car.
Testimony of Healing
"Gratitude and love should abide in every heart each day of all the years".
Testimony of Healing
Through Christian Science I have begun to understand the fearless trust in God that the prophet declared as God's command.
Testimony of Healing
Science and Health by Mrs.
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As announced at last year's Annual Meeting of The Mother Church, a new "microcomputer concordance" has been developed by The Christian Science Publishing Society.
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