March 13, 1995
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Have
you ever been so angry or hurt that you've said or done something that you later wished you hadn't?
Article
I was
not a cheerleader or an athlete during my high-school years, but my daughter Stephanie was interested in these activities.
Article
In December 1894, Mary Baker Eddy ordained the Bible and Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures as pastor over The Mother Church.
Article
Why is striving to prove the powerlessness and totally illusive nature of fear so important? For one thing, the healing of fear is directly related to the healing of disease.
Article
My prayers led me to question how I could heal more as jesus healed. I questioned what more I needed to do.
Article
The
pontoon boat glided slowly through the water as dusk began to settle on the lake.
Poem
Dear Father-Mother, Shepherd, I've feltYour tender nudge,And yielded to Your pathway, thoughat first I wouldn't budge.
Article
At this essential time in the history and work of our movement, it is appropriate and timely to call to the attention of members of The Mother Church this By-Law from Article VIII of the Church Manual by Mary Baker Eddy:
Editorial
"Neither
dishonesty nor ignorance ever founded, nor can they overthrow a scientific system of ethics".
Editorial
When
I was a youngster, it wasn't unusual for one of us at school to stick a frog into his pocket, just in case the opportunity arose to slip it into someone's desk or lunchbox.
Testimony of Healing
I
had a healing of a hearing difficulty, in which I had to be patient as I prayed.
Testimony of Healing
Filled
with gratitude for the blessings I have received through the study of Christian Science, I'd like to give the following testimony.
Testimony of Healing
I
am very happy to be a Christian Scientist—to be class taught and a branch church member.
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