May 18, 1992
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From the Editors
Many
publications and news organizations have been giving careful attention this past year to the growing health-care in Western society.
"But how could prayer help with ...?" It's a question many people ask when challenges seem overwhelming. And it's a question prayer itself answers in very tangible ways.
"'We were both praying with God,' [Mrs.] Churchill said. And she started regaining her strength."
Article
A physician who has explored contemporary Christian healing talks about the burgeoning interest in the power of prayer.
The works of Christ Jesus were founded on law, not supernatural forces. This writer was healed as she learned more of this same all-transforming divine law.
Article
This article offers excerpts from a talk given at a conference of the National Association for Science, Technology, and Society.
A window on what editors throughout North America have been hearing during the last few years about Christian Science—and the questions they've been asking.
Christian healers are doers, and the work they are doing—for themselves and for others—cannot go unnoticed.
I'd
just returned from Christian Science class instruction, when our son told me about a hearing problem his son, Ashley, was having.
One day, for apparently no reason, I found I could hardly breathe.
One Sunday morning our daughter was helping her father make breakfast in the kitchen when she suddenly cried out.
It wasn't until I was a senior in high school that I became aware, through the media and through conversations, of the eating disorders called anorexia and bulimia.
