June 5, 1989
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More and more people are recognizing the role of prayer in what the Bible calls "the healing of the nations."
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Excerpt from a 1942 letter by a young Jewish woman caught up in the Holocaust:
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Announcer: This is The Herald of Christian Science, brought to you by The Christian Science Publishing Society, the worldwide publishing activity of The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts, U.
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Is Church simply a group of people who share a common doctrine? Doesn't a larger sense of Church point to the unity that binds all together in God's love?
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Despite bumper stickers saying the meek don't want to inherit the earth, the truth of Jesus' beatitude stands. The meek are the real heirs of God's creation and power.
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When our life, our community, our world, appears to be a tiny ship tossing on a rough sea, it's time to learn from the Science of Christ how Jesus stilled the storm.
Editorial
Peace that can be lost through changing circumstances isn't the peace we long for. Real peace is what God expresses.
Editorial
There's a way to gain a fresh perspective on our lives—a spiritual perspective that actually offers a new sense of possibility about life's potential.
Testimony of Healing
One
evening as I was walking from my car toward a shopping center entrance, suddenly I was hurled to the pavement, attacked, and robbed by two men wearing masks.
Testimony of Healing
Healings in Christian Science were part of my life from the first.
Testimony of Healing
At the time of the birth of one of our children, the delivering physician diagnosed a goiter in my neck and wanted to call in a specialist to see me for immediate treatment.
Testimony of Healing
I was raised in Christian Science and attended a Christian Science Sunday School.
Testimony of Healing
Two years ago my wife and I decided to spend our winter vacation in Hawaii.
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