August 19, 1991
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From the Editors
The pace of life today doesn't leave a lot of room for prayer in the midst of everything else.
About our cover—The world keeps going, and it isn't likely to stop and wait for us. But prayer sets a different pace. It opens up inspired solutions and healing Christianity that speed our recognition of what God has done.
This writer was looking for ways to help alleviate injustice and suffering in our world. She shares some lessons about the significant role prayer plays in this effort.
Even when someone wants to break free from drug abuse, the way out often seems blocked. The attraction to Spirit and to our true spiritual heritage unblocks the way.
"Even now, when the dangers of drug abuse are well understood, many educated people still discuss the drug problem in almost every way except the right way.
What does healing prayer involve? How can we avoid what Christ Jesus described as "vain repetitions" in our prayer?
As you see just how immediate God's love is, you can't help trusting in His power.
It is sometimes difficult to sort out priorities in our lives, but putting God first helps us to focus on spiritual essentials.
sometimes we feel pretty small in a world filled with giant-sized problems. Maybe what's too small is our concept of God. Are we ready to accept a truer view of Him and His creation—and to act on what we see?
We
read in the book of Job in the Bible, "Canst thou by searching find out God?
At one time a growth appeared on one of my eyelids.
With much gratitude I testify to the healing efficacy of Christian Science, which reveals God as all good and all-powerful.
My first healing in Christian Science took place twenty-two years ago.
The news media seem filled today with reports of the struggles of the homeless, the poor, the single-parent families.
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A current list of public lectures on Christian Science, including places, dates, and times.
