October 30, 1989
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Article
The list of challenges was long and appeared to be getting longer—addiction, illness, betrayal. Yet she kept coming back to what she calls "a spiritual instinct," the feeling that she had a God-given right to freedom.
Article
Mercy is much more than being willing to stop short of condemning someone. As this article indicates, mercy also means being ready to recognize in others what God has created, and helping them to recognize it.
Article
Many people worry about the misleading images of manhood and womanhood in the media. But where do we go from there?
Article
Pride and egotism work like blinders. We don't see that Christ, Truth, is leading us to the answers we need.
Article
That's British shorthand for "Don't expect the same message to be a winner with every audience.
Editorial
Popular music today often reflects a loss of hope that many people are feeling. Yet, in turning to God, we can face the serious challenges of our time with courage and a conviction of ultimate healing.
Editorial
Prayer can show us how to find a permanent home in God's love wherever we are.
Testimony of Healing
At
one time I thought that I was ill with a severe case of anemia, but the difficulty proved to be of a more emotional nature.
Testimony of Healing
Christian Science has blessed my family for five generations.
Testimony of Healing
Christian Science was introduced to me in my late teens.
Testimony of Healing
When I was born, my mother was a medical nurse, and neither she nor my father attended any church.
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