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About our cover THINKING IT THROUGH
Everyone has a home in God's universe
Some estimate that on any particular day there are at least fifteen million refugees around the globe. People have fled from their homes to escape war, persecution, and poverty.
In the United States—generally considered an affluent, developed country—there are still hundreds of thousands of homeless.
The truth is that we're all challenged by this issue. Not only do we want to provide practical help for those in need but we also feel our own need to get more assurance of the supremacy of divine justice. And these two desires can be a powerful impetus in bringing help to the homeless.
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September 2, 1991 issue
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INSIDE: LOOKING INTO THIS ISSUE
The Editors
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Finding a home
Ursula J. Dengler
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Homeless? No!
Edna LeBaron
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Our strong foundation
Carol Winograd
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One will
Elna W. Hull
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Destroy those monsters
Sam L. Hornbeak
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There is an urgency
Elaine Natale
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We don't live in a disposable world
Michael D. Rissler
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Mother Church membership—a widening circle of love
William E. Moody
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The water bike adventure
Hayden Katherine Smith
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It is an honor to share what the study of Christian Science...
Helen Margaret Hierta
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Recently I was on active duty in the military, serving in...
Barton Buckner
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I have known of Christian Science for twenty years
Beligica Anido de Aldao
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Many people will tell you that the end of one's senior year...
Alexandra B. Salomon