April 1, 1991
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Even if home and family haven't been the happiest place, each one of us still yearns for the love that fathering and mothering represent. This author explores some of her lessons about true parenthood.
When the question "Who am I?" leads us to God, the answers transform us, our family, and those whose lives we touch.
Our dream house may have a room with a view, but it is our spiritual view of home that really makes the difference.
There is a way to know what to do—even when we are uncertain about a decision. It's the Christly way of listening for God's direction.
Families climbing atop the Berlin Wall, a young man facing a tank in China, children carrying machine guns in Latin America, and the Gulf War—the list goes on.
When we look at the nightly news, do we feel there is little we can do about it? We can all pray for a better world—a world that more nearly reflects God's kingdom.
"An ideal family ... mine? You've got to be kidding!" Any of us might respond that way, but let's take another look.
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Plans are underway for 1991 and 1992 Youth Meetings in the United States and Canada.
I Wish
to share a wonderful experience I had in which I grew in my understanding of God and my relationship to Him as our Father-Mother.
At one time I had not slept well in days and had many tasks to complete before leaving for a trip.
Returning to the business world after many years of raising a family can be quite challenging.
I had a beautiful experience of Christian healing.
I would like to share some healings that I have had through prayer and the study of the textbook, Science and Health by Mrs.
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A current list of public lectures on Christian Science, including places, dates, and times.
