April 22, 1991
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Christian healing may seem impossible until the possibilities become concrete experience.
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A good film will often, to borrow a movie cliché, make our day— throwing light on the larger significance of life. The art of such filmmaking—and its spiritual demands—are themes in this interview with playwright Horton Foote.
In learning the artistry of music, musicians must also embrace the discipline of its science. Similarly, the Science of Christ, the divine laws Jesus practiced, calls for persistence and discipline.
A successful backpack trip through a wilderness area represented a modest triumph for this writer, but her spiritual breakthroughs were the real victory.
Reaching out to divine Love—even if we feel we've failed—leads us to see the higher law at work in our lives.
Communication that heals and frees represents the last and greatest frontier. It takes real Christian discipleship.
We all take important steps in our lives. When we turn to God, the source of all wisdom, for guidance, each step turns out to be solid and secure.
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anyone who doubts, I am living proof that Christian Science permanently heals eyesight difficulties.
Christian Science has been a source of support and strength all my life.
A short time before my mother was to be married, she became ill and went to a physician.
When I was a senior in high school, I became very anxious about my future.
My first testimony, published in the Sentinel in 1975, related a landmark healing in my progress as a student of Christian Science.
