June 29, 1992
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Genuine freedom takes root within a person. And everyone has the God-given capacity to discover what it truly means to be free.
A man's experience as a prisoner of war helps him recognize his true, spiritual selfhood.
A magazine article linked two subjects that to me ordinarily seem unrelated—forgiveness and addiction.
In the midst of severe financial challenges, the author finds that prayer enables him to survive and prosper in a new business.
"The greatest gift of all conferred by the Founding Fathers on the American people was to unblock and enlarge their vision."
Spiritual healing and progress follow as we quietly listen to God's direction.
From Diário do Grande ABC, São Paulo, Brazil, January 1, 1991,by Alexandre Garcia
When a tough problem confronts us, the difficulty doesn't need to be a stumbling block. In fact it can be viewed as a springboard to increased spirituality!
Historically, many nations have struggled for independence and freedom. People in every walk of life, every day, are doing the same.
Whether it's what to do this weekend, who to vote for, or which career to pursue, we're constantly faced with choices. Is there anything that can help us choose wisely?
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Below is a list of 1992 and 1993 Regional Youth Meetings initiated by local Christian Scientists for everyone from ages twelve through thirty.
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testimony is given with the hope that it may encourage someone who is feeling as akeptical about Christian Science as I used to feel, to investigate this Science and find that all things can be changed "in the twinkling of an eye".
I was five years old when our family was driving over the Allegheny Mountains from New York to Kentucky and the brakes on our car suddenly went out.
One day, in an uncharacteristically clumsy move, I bumped my foot hard against a piece of furniture, and there was a cracking sound in the foot.
I have been a member of The Mother Church and a branch church for over seventeen years and have enjoyed church membership a great deal.
