May 4, 1992
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From the Editors
When
we start listing the basics of a good society, good families are near the top.
About our cover—Whether the topic is care for the whole earth or care for the family, sometimes we may feel we need a rest from the "issues." In prayer we have not only rest but also refreshing answers to these issues.
Article
Parenthood—not the movie but a seminar—is the subject of this interview. The discussion ranges from discipline to spiritual healing.
When the care of a teenager seemed to grow burdensome, this writer found she needed to draw more fully on the deep resources of God, divine Love.
That night the job of being a counselor at camp included lots of prayer—and healing.
There is work for all of us to do—spiritual work. Christ Jesus showed us that this work leads to a fuller, more purposeful life.
Gratitude opens doors and opens our eyes to the good God is expressing now.
It may not be a common subject on talk shows or the newsstands, but unity is something essential to progress—in our own lives, in families, in neighborhoods, in churches, in society.
Turning to the primary sources in our study of Christian Science is the only way to be certain that we're on the right path.
When
I was a little girl, I had a chronic ear disease that would cause me to remain in bed for several days each year.
One night when I was thirteen years old, I woke up and started vomiting.
One day at the beginning of junior high, as I was just getting out of math class, all of a sudden I started having a headache.
It is out of gratitude for God's loving care that I submit this testimony.
While in college I suffered with warts and corns on my feet.
