August 22, 1988
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When we are having to weather storms in our family, we may reach out for something to hold on to. When that something is God, we find a deep, inner calm that can still the turmoil and lead us safely home.
The tragedies spawned by alcoholism don't have to repeat themselves generation after generation. A growing understanding of our spiritual heritage can break the pattern.
Sometimes, a heart in prayerIs like a lost sea bird,Weary, far from any shore,That rests upon a tossing sea.
Whether or not we have children of our own, we all need to be advocates for the well-being of children today. We need to embrace them in our prayer and our understanding of prayer's healing effect.
The demands of moving to a new location and the disruptions in daily life seemed overwhelming. But this family found strength— and answers—as they relied on God's guidance.
It's easy to think that our way is the only way things should happen. But when our way is blocked, what do we do?
If you want to discover what strength, courage, and life really can be, get benevolent!
As we follow the leadings of Truth, we find God's purpose for us being fulfilled in our lives.
When this young boy got sent to his room, he spent some time thinking about rules and being good and how God could help him.
Shortly
after my wife and I were married, I began to operate a dairy farm in southern New Hampshire.
I want to express my deep appreciation and gratitude for Christian Science.
I have relied on Christian Science for more than sixty years.
The first verse of Psalm 105 is "O give thanks unto the Lord; call upon his name: make known his deeds among the people.
In 1984 and 1985 I suffered daily with headaches and with neck, shoulder, and back pain so severe that at times I left work in tears.
I am grateful for the many healings I have had as a result of studying Christian Science.
