July 11, 1988
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Sometimes disagreements between children and parents are just a light tug at a family's ties; at other times differences can threaten to unravel family unity. But whatever the degree of conflict, we can still find healing and reconciliation in our Father-Mother, God.
The love that lasts through crisis, rejection, and rebellion—the Christly love that heals—is drawn from the wells of divine Love.
What if wrong done in the past seems indelible in memory— in ours or others'?
Beyond the "correct" behavior described in books on etiquette, our world needs more of the humility, patience, and spiritual joy Christ Jesus showed us.
My
daughter spilled her juice again the other day for what seemed the millionth time in her two years.
How could there be both an unchanging God and an aging man who is made in God's likeness? This author found some inspired and healing answers to that question.
Would he have gone along, this ruler namedJairus (whose daughter Jesus raised from death)Agreeing with the priests and other menWho sought destruction for the Son of God?
Underneath many public issues lie deeper questions that need to be addressed by every thinking person. Ultimately the most crucial issues of life always lead back to spiritual responses.
When our lives seem fragmented, it helps us to look for a more consistent unity with God.
When
our son was a toddler, we noticed that at different times a distant expression would come over him and his muscles would seem to tighten up.
My husband attended a Christian Science Sunday School during his high-school years.
I am grateful for God's care for my family.
It was because the Sentinel was given to my mother as a Christmas present that I came into Christian Science.
I would like to share some beautiful healings our children had while they were growing up.
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A directory of all Churches of Christ, Scientist, and Christian Science Societies, including the hours of their services and information about their Reading Rooms, appears monthly in The Christian Science Journal.
