November 29, 1993
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from the Editors
One
of us has a plum tree growing next to a row of his raspberry bushes.
Editorial
How can people actually have dignity and dominion in their lives? How can we rejoice in the life God gives us?
Article
What can we all do to make room for God's influence in our lives?
Article
Instead of being held in the grip of fear, we can rise up in prayer and see divine Truth free us.
Article
In the latter part of November, meetings for all who are interested in Mary Baker Eddy's book Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures are taking place in France, Switzerland, and Belgium.
Article
Is it our environment that determines whether or not we are happy?
Article
Articles in the December 6 issue, "Joy at Christmas—and always," show how the dawning of Christ, Truth, in consciousness takes place continuously.
Poem
This hasn't been atime of leaving orof grieving—we both know Lovedemanded that wegrow beyond old pathsestablished years ago—both know that Life,so gladly lived, the Mindthat guides our loving,never terminates expression.
Article
The continuing debate in the United States about the right to take one's own life—with or without assistance—and the adoption by the Dutch government of laws that permit assisted suicide illustrate the degree to which suicide has become accepted by society.
Article
Early
one Monday morning, my mom and I raced out of the front door as my dad headed out the back door.
Testimony of Healing
About
ten years ago a growth appeared on my chest.
Testimony of Healing
I was depressed during most of my childhood.
Testimony of Healing
I have had a number of physical healings through my application and understanding of Christian Science.
Testimony of Healing
The first healing I recall that came to me through Christian Science treatment happened when I was in high school.
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