February 16, 1998
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From the Editors
A recent column by Ann Landers highlighted some misprints and malapropisms that had first appeared in various classified advertising sections of newspapers around the United States.
A friend of mine, who is a high school teacher, has been assisting a deeply troubled student who was diagnosed with multiple personalities as a result of sexual abuse.
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The challenges families face can run the gamut from the shortage of high-quality day care to the stress of an overly scheduled child whose opportunity for free play has been overrun by lessons, athletics, and other such activities. Here, a mother speaks frankly about the ongoing adjustments to her family's priorities as she strives to parent her daughter in accord with God's will.
Laughter rang out from the other room where my husband and our two children were playing.
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Betsy Weaver, publisher of The Boston Parents' Paper, comments on children's inherent spirituality and recommends resources where parents can find assistance in raising their children.
Surely, Elizabeth's prayersPrepared for John,Sara's for Isaac,The Shunammite's for her son.
Grab the keys, lock up the house, hop into the car, "and when thou has shut thy door, pray to thy Father which is in secret." Then drive safely.
These suggestions for keeping one's mental house tidy may be your ticket to peace of mind.
Once you know what church is, you know it's designed for every spiritual seeker.
A tricky ski maneuver that doesn't turn out exactly as planned affords an opportunity for quick, spiritual healing.
Rarely does a story involving a carload of teen-agers turn out well.
As I declared that nothing could keep me from doing the work that God had given me, the pain completely left, never to return.
I remember my mother telling me that I could choose to turn away from unhappy, hurtful thoughts.
Quietly and almost imperceptibly all action returned to my hand.
I saw that healing in Christian Science is unconditional, absolute, not dependent upon any material treatment.
I had no fear, because I knew that God cares for His own child.
On January 12, the United States Supreme Court refused, unanimously and without comment, to hear a case brought by two church members against a number of past and present officers of The First Church of Christ, Scientist.
To believe and trust in good—in God—with all your might is to pray. Anyone can pray this way.
