April 8, 1996
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Article
A number of newspapers and magazines have reported that society is facing a new threat of contagious diseases.
Article
Contagion is not an inescapable fact of life.
Poem
Teach me Thy ways, that I may seeThy works of old are still the same,And know that Thou art keeping meAnd mine and all through Thine own name;
Article
Don't let any fear of a power opposed to God, good, keep you from doing what would be normal and right to do.
Poem
God works in unexpected ways,Wonders does He perform,But all His ways are gentle waysNot earthquake, wind, or storm.
Article
No matter what problem we face, we can trust in God's law to purify human consciousness—to guide, protect, and heal.
Article
Our Father constantly holds us safe, but we must listen to and obey Him.
Article
This week we share extracts from a book of conversations with prominent women, discuss the trend toward living simpler lives as it is viewed in the United States, and we meet an American who has served the elderly in India for the past twenty-three years.
Editorial
Yesterday
, your textile manufacturing business, which your grandfather started ninety years ago, was highly productive and profitable.
Testimony of Healing
A
cherished hymn in the Christian Science Hymnal states, "Ransomed, healed, restored, forgiven, / Who like us His praise should sing?
Testimony of Healing
On
a bright, sunny morning I had planned to rotate the tires on my car as I did annually.
Testimony of Healing
Recently
while changing the display in our Christian Science Reading Room window, I was feeling so grateful for the blessings I have had through studying Christian Science all my life.
Testimony of Healing
In
today's world, with so many questions about what is best for children, I have seen in raising our three active children that prayer to God is a wonderfully safe and certain mode of care for them.
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