November 27, 1989
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The comings and goings of contemporary life can sometimes make us feel we are never really at home. This writer found she had to look to something more basic than familiar surroundings—her relationship to God.
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It was a small experience—finding last-minute lodgings—but it taught broader lessons about our refuge in Spirit.
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If we are feeling surrounded—either by antagonism or fear—we may need to discover more of our spiritual nature and the inherent safety of God's man.
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"I was beginning to feel like a statistic," a writer related in a recent article in The Christian Science Journal.
Editorial
The nature of infinite Spirit, God, refreshes and renews us, changing thought and lifting it to a higher spiritual altitude.
Editorial
A recent article in a medical journal raises important questions; some that haven't yet been considered.
Testimony of Healing
At
one time I began experiencing a severe stomach difficulty and was unable to eat or drink without considerable pain.
Testimony of Healing
Christian Science was introduced to my mother when I was in my early teens.
Testimony of Healing
During my business career of many years, I held half a dozen positions.
Testimony of Healing
Many years ago I became acquainted with Christian Science through members of my husband's family.
Testimony of Healing
One of the many healings I have had took place many years ago when my family was just beginning the study of Christian Science.
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A current list of public lectures on Christian Science, including places, dates, and times.
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