December 19, 1994
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Today, the light of divine Science pierces the night of error and resistance to Spirit like a laser beam of hope and healing.
Christ Jesus was spiritually generous. He mentally insisted on seeing and acknowledging only the man that God made—whole and good and pure.
The
message of Christmas is one of joy—the good news of God's love and provision for each of His children.
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In this week's column we share an open letter from Christian physicians to their patients; and we reflect on the joy of singing, especially at Christmas.
It dawned on me that I was making my trip to Prague not simply as a tourist but as a Christian Scientist.
The child of God cannot be separated from the substance of good, from God's infinite goodness and love.
Can
you imagine what it's like when all of a sudden your friends give you the "silent treatment"?
In Christian Science we do not pray to get things from God or even to get God to make us well, but rather to see, spiritually discern, things as they already are!
I was born into a loving family which had no religious faith, and yet my father sent my sister and me to a church school.
The world has rarely wanted to make room for the Christ.
I suppose nearly every Christian has tried to imagine what it would have been like to be in the presence of our Lord, Christ Jesus, and to have felt.
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The basis of Christmas is love loving its enemies, returning good for evil, love that "suffereth long, and is kind.
I'd
like to testify how Christian Science has changed my life.
Taking Primary class instruction, which I did recently, was a magnificent experience.
How deeply grateful I am for all those who have taken the time to commit to paper their inspiring healings.
Prison life is stressful for many inmates, but when I was imprisoned for five months I discovered that reading the Christian Science Bible Lesson daily, and communing with God each morning, kept my thought spiritually uplifted.
I would like to share with you a healing that took place ten years ago.
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Are you interested in hearing how Christian Science heals and changes people's lives for the better?
From the Editors
During the next two to three years our readers will see some improvements in the timeliness, layout, and design of the Sentinel, as well as in the Sentinel's sister magazines, The Christian Science Journal and The Herald of Christian Science.
