June 3, 1991
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The record of Christianity—past and present—includes events that have been called miraculous. But a more careful exploration makes evident a fundamental law that explains the nature and method of these works.
What is the antidote to fear? What leads us to an understanding of the way out of fear?
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Two mothers talk about lessons they've learned in building families on the foundation laid down in the Science of Christ.
A lively faith is bold. It grows from the certainty that God is the very Principle of our existence.
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Olga Chaffee: You're listening to The Herald of Christian Science presented by The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts.
When our prayers truly begin with God, rather than a rehearsal of our problems, something remarkable happens.
We can't always see how things will change for the better; however, as we trust God's love for His children, we are often surprised by the outcome.
One night after dinner, Doug was in the kitchen when his mom was giving their dogs Frisco and Trevor some beef scraps.
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I was visiting my daughter and her family several years ago, my four-year-old grandson was struck by an automobile.
I am deeply grateful for the many healings I have had through the practice of Christian Science.
I feel it might be helpful at this time to share some of my experiences during the Second World War.
Three months ago when I was playing outside Jeffery's house, I got hit in the eye by a baseball.
A few years ago, I found myself in a predicament.
