July 4, 1994
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There's time for praying in the middle of a busy day, as well as when things are more quiet.
Wishing for stardom or feeling we're worthless may be two sides of the same coin.
In the push and pull of modern society, kindness may seem to be absent. But it isn't.
It's no surprise that for some time now articles in the press and especially commercials on television and the radio have been describing the symptoms of illnesses in dramatic—even unsettling—ways.
The Christian Science Monitor is more than a newspaper—it is an international agent that prepares the way for healing.
Article
The view above opinionAbolishing mental slaveryDays filled with extraordinary opportunities
I had
been been praying for some time for God to give me a wider view of the world and to feel closer to my world family.
When you're dating someone—and truly feel "in love"—how should you show your affection for him or her?
Since
early childhood I was always attracted to the things of God.
When I was four years old we were visiting my grandparents.
When I was young, my mother's close friend, who had been ill for a number of years and under medical care, was completely healed after a Christian Science practitioner prayed for her over just three days' time.
I have found that Christian Science can be applied to any facet of life, no matter what problem needs solving.
Article
In the United States, legal challenges to the healing practice of Christian Science persist, both in legislatures and in courtrooms.
