April 26, 1993
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FROM THE EDITORS
A
librarian who serves in the Christian Science Reading Room located in New York City's World Trade Center has told us of the great comfort and reassurance she's felt from her prayer in the wake of the recent bombing.
Article
Too often the spiritual truths of the Bible are viewed as a comfort in trouble but are not recognized as a deliverer from it.
Article
"I
see more that one cannot really separate Church from life, or Church from the job one does or from the family, that Church is really a state of being within my own consciousness.
Article
I can look back now on those years and see how each step was actually a very progressive and right step.
Article
The Christian Science Publishing Society announced on March 26 that World Monitor: The Christian Science Monitor Monthly will cease publication with the May 1993 issue.
Article
Excelling is a matter of yielding more and more to the unlimited capacities of the one Mind, of discerning more of who we really are as the very expression of Mind, of infinite Spirit.
Editorial
When an emergency strikes, most of us think of getting help—fast.
Editorial
You may have noticed some design and format changes in the Sentinel over the past few months.
Editorial
A recent letter has turned us to the writings of Mary Baker Eddy to study her use of the term loyal.
Testimony of Healing
How
grateful I am for Christian Science—to be able to raise our children in this religion and to have it as our way of life.
Testimony of Healing
"Bless the Lord, O my soul, and forget not all his benefits: who forgiveth all thine iniquities; who healeth all thy diseases; who redeemeth thy life from destruction; who crowneth thee with lovingkindness and tender mercies.
Testimony of Healing
One day, a while ago, I was feeling very sad.
Testimony of Healing
When I was first introduced to Christian Science, I had many problems.
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