July 25, 1988
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Is it unrealistic to expect to follow Christ Jesus in healing the sick? When this writer made an effort to do so, she found not only healing but a fresh view of reality as well.
There is a presence walks with usOn every pathless way,A light outshining midday sunHowever dark the day.
By syndicated columnist Ellen Goodman from The Los Angeles Times, May 26, 1987
When we are searching for healing, it is important to examine our starting point. Are we beginning at the true source of health?
Some
friends were discussing whether environment or heredity has the most influence on a person's life.
A spiritual sense of our purpose, even more than a profile of our skills and aptitudes, helps answer "Who am I?"
If you are looking for ways to keep on contributing after retirement, consider the unlimited potential for good in your ongoing Christian discipleship.
Nothing can take the place of a growing understanding of our nature as God's child.
Jesus' familiar parable of the vine and branches illustrates how we can learn to bring forth abundant fruit.
When you've been healed through prayer, it's like waking up to a new dawn of God's grace and power.
Early
in the morning, on our way back home from a trip, I woke up and saw that I had a rash all over.
An experience provided the opportunity for me to discover that, in an apparent crisis, I could be sure of God's presence and protection.
Two years ago in the winter I had a severe case of flu, and I suffered from the condition in various forms on into the summer.
Over the years, through the study and application of Christian Science, I have experienced many physical healings, including those of ulcers, headaches, twisted ankles, and the instantaneous healing of a heavy cold.
One day when descending the steps to my office, I felt a bolt of extreme pain in one leg.
