July 9, 1990
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In working with people of other cultures, this member of a foreign service finds prayer invaluable. It opens his eyes to the spiritual nature of man as God's expression.
The borders of our prayer shouldn't be narrow or confining. God's love and His government are infinite, encompassing all.
Excerpts from a speech by former playwright and now president of Czechoslovakia, Vaclav Havel, before the Congress of the United States
There are many questions that come to mind when a disaster occurs. "What can I do?" is one question we can answer with spiritual understanding and Christly love.
The healing power of God, divine Mind, is not some vague theory, as this author's experience indicates.
No power, however repressive, can really stop or limit our prayers. That's why needed changes can take place, even in situations that might seem hopeless.
The power to love in the face of hate, to heal when confronted with cruelty, to prevail when circumstances seem hopeless—such spiritual experience lies within reach.
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one point I had been experiencing periodic headaches.
I was raised with the teachings of Christian Science and have sincerely endeavored to hold to them.
One Saturday I was clearing out my garden.
I would like to express my deepest gratitude to God for the great good that I have received through Christian Science.
My dad passed on suddenly when I was only eight years of age.
