January 6, 1992
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From the Editors
In
a television interview recently, some children were asked, "If you ruled the world and could make things any way you wanted, how would the world be?
About our cover—God's universal love is what impels Christian healing. Lives touched by Love can't help reflecting the power that lifts from others the burden of ill health.
Sometimes despair and fear seem to settle in like an endless night. But even in this arctic dark, the dawn of Christ can wake us to warmth and healing.
"Let us go forward into the 1990s with a sense of God's power and readiness to heal...."
Christ a Jesus' command "Be not afraid" has very basic, even scientific, meaning when it's applied to Christian healing.
Most people are looking for a better understanding of health and well-being. We shouldn't overlook the power of God, divine Love, in this effort.
Praying isn't just a thing we do when we think we can't handle some problem. Prayer is a good place to start every-thing we do.
When our "best-laid" plans aren't working, there is a more fundamental design to consider—what God is revealing of His goodness.
Dramatic inequities in standards of living are apparent throughout the world.
Christian Science really does offer a radically different starting point for thinking about God. We make a lot more progress when we begin at the beginning.
Excellence is often thought of as a hard, unrelenting drive to superiority. Yet genuine excellence is a healing, creative, comforting force.
In
January 1991, I traveled to California to assist my son and daughter-in-law with their newborn twins, a boy and a girl.
I am unspeakably grateful for Christ Jesus, our Way-shower, and for Mrs.
There are so many things I am grateful for in my study of Christian Science.
At one point during my life, I went through a period of depression.
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A current list of public lectures on Christian Science, including places, dates, and times.
