December 21, 1992
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From the Editors
For
many, the holidays are a time to step back and look thoughtfully at life.
We treasure God's gift of Christ, Truth, in our hearts so that it may appear day by day in Christian healing.
Editor's note: Last Christmas season a Christian Scientist sent a personal message about joy to some of his friends, co-workers, and family members.
Divine ideas, expressing God's nature and presence, tell us of our perfect, spiritual selfhood.
Christian Science provides us with the certainty that we have what we need to be effective in healing.
Article
The Christian Science textbook, Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy, has been included on a list of "75 Books by Women Whose Words Have Changed the World," compiled by the Women's National Book Association.
Past heartbreaks, injustices, or griefs can be healed through learning of our identity as the offspring of Spirit.
There is a child whowaits wakeful for the gift,hiding no secret doubt,"It will not come.
Article
In
the December 28 Sentinel, we look at the way people can be healed of destructive habits—how, through the power of prayer, God's control overcomes addiction.
The vital message of Christ is that each person is a child of God.
Article
Through improved production and mailing schedules for the Christian Science periodicals, subscribers can expect to receive their periodicals closer to the date of issue.
The holiday season doesn't have to be difficult or painful. The Christ can light it up with joy.
One
day in 1968 I lost control of the car I was driving down a wet and winding hill, colliding with several oncoming cars.
Christian Science came into my life when I did not want to go on living.
Late in 1990, I began to suffer from a debilitating illness, which became steadily worse.
I'd like to express my gratitude for a wonderful healing I've had.
It is with great joy and gratitude that I write about the birth of our new little daughter.
