August 27, 1990
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Article
For a while, one of the greatest threats to this police captain was what he was doing to himself. It took the Science of Christ to neutralize the threat.
Article
Progress in international disarmament talks is heartening. But couldn't all of us do more to disarm the hatred that would explode into conflict in neighborhoods and families?
Article
A yearning to help humanity break free of fears and enslavement is no small thing. It is born of divine Love, which is able to heal and save mankind.
Poem
WaitLove is limitlessNo need for hurried, brow-furrowed scanning of the horizon.
Article
The author of the New Testament book of First Peter counseled early Christians to "be ready always to give an answer to every man that asketh you a reason of the hope that is in you.
Article
What Christ Jesus taught us of life can break through the darkness of sorrow and loss.
Editorial
If it feels as if we're spinning our wheels, we probably need a basic shift of viewpoint—from the material to the spiritual.
Editorial
Sometimes we're told there aren't any answers. But we need healing answers in order to go forward.
Article
"Citizens of the world, be free!" is the focus of a meeting to be held September 28-30 in Hamburg for anyone.
Testimony of Healing
Science
and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy states: "The letter of Science plentifully reaches humanity to-day, but its spirit comes only in small degrees.
Testimony of Healing
From the time I was a teenager, I was faced with periodic nosebleeds which, although they were a nuisance, were not serious.
Testimony of Healing
My name is Garrett and I am in the fifth grade.
Testimony of Healing
I am so grateful to have been raised in Christian Science.
Article
A current list of public lectures on Christian Science, including places, dates, and times.
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