May 3, 1999
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A new phenomenon
is appearing in focus groups composed of youngsters: a desire for more time with their parents.
It's the time of year for family gatherings at weddings, graduations, vacations. This author's perspective on generations of healing and renewal in her own family highlights the progress and spiritual growth we can all expect from our interactions with relatives—and with friends and neighbors, too.
One can imagine a book that unlocks the Bible's spiritual meaning by elaborating its truths. But how does a book secure the Bible's message in our hearts—and in the process bring healing?
Holding to what's true about God's child brought this young woman and her mother through a fiery trial intact.
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The director of the Interfaith Health Program talks about the church's role in promoting health in the community.
If you can sing in the shower, then you can pray—anytime, anywhere.
A Christian Science Sunday School class in Tacoma, Washington, was asked to write a description of prayer.
When my son was in high school, the dentist commented on his beautifully aligned teeth ... all without a cavity.
With this firm stand for Truth in my thought, I improved immediately.
I was quickly healed and back outside playing.
I had smoked for twenty years when I finally stopped.
A heart filled with kindness and love has no time or space for loneliness.
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The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, is accepting contributions to assist with the Balkan refugee relief effort.
