October 7, 1991
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From the Editors
Most
of us have had moments, at least, when we asked ourselves, Is this the way I want to live the rest of my life?
About our cover—When the fast track doesn't deliver what it promises, people begin to raise questions. There is a quiet shift in the direction of genuine spirituality.
The search started out as a theological one, but what the writer learned led to a new understanding not only of God but of ministering and healing.
"We deepen our fluency in praying not only through wanting, ... but also through learning. ... That is why the disciples came to Jesus and said, 'Teach us to pray.' "
When we explore the Biblical roots of spiritual healing, we aren't surprised to see a connection between health and spiritual regeneration.
Sometimes the world we've built for ourselves seems to crumble. Even then there is a spiritual foundation and shelter for us.
It is timely to remind Christian Scientists of Mary Baker Eddy's long-standing counsel regarding the practical wisdom that accompanies the practice of Christian Science.
We need wisdom, along with courage and strength, to further the progress of Christian Science in these times. And the source for that kind of wisdom has to be divine.
Mary Baker Eddy founded her Church on Christ Jesus' teachings. She showed others how to apply the rules of scientific Christianity through healing.
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Meetings for young people in the United States and Canada have already begun.
In
the summer of 1942, my boss in a defense plant asked me if I wanted continued draft deferment.
While I was growing up, my parents enrolled me as a pupil in a Christian Science Sunday School where I learned that God loved me and that I could always turn to Him.
I learned of Christian Science as an adult.
I had an unforgettable healing early in my study of Christian Science.
Last year we had a wonderful healing in our family.
