February 20, 1989
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A fight on an intramural field may not seem a likely place to show forgiveness. But this writer found Christly response to be the basis for healing.
Basic training:"The mission of the soldier,"They told us,"Is to close with and destroyThe enemy.
If you feel embattled, maybe you need to be sure what the terms of the battle are. Could it be that "the battle is not yours, but God's"?
I have written of the mental and spiritual toughness which coexisted in Jesus with extraordinary sympathy and compassion.
Even if we are hoping to find "the other half," maybe we need to start with our own wholeness, our nature as God's loved expression.
When we think we've worn out all the answers the world gives, where do we go next?
Any journey we take means we leave old landmarks and seek new horizons.
Turn on the radio, scan the dial, and you can hear everything from hard rock to progressive jazz to the symphonies of Beethoven. Turn to God and there's a special kind of music that fills the heart and liberates the spirit.
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December the 1988 Normal class was held by the Board of Education, as provided for in the Manual of The Mother Church by Mary Baker Eddy.
A Biblical prophecy of both Old and New Testaments—that all of us would be taught of God—was well known to Mary Baker Eddy.
Immediately
following our oldest son's birth, we were told by the attending physician that both of his feet were curved inward at the ankles and corrective braces and/or surgery would be required before he would be able to walk properly.
I am very grateful that I had the privilege of attending a Christian Science Sunday School from the age of three.
Many years have passed since my first testimony was published, and during this time I have received numerous blessings from the application of Christian Science to various problems.
Six years ago I faced a very difficult situation in my life.
Driving alone on a deserted highway a few years ago, I fell asleep at the wheel.
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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.
