March 13, 2000
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Ever get to reviewing missed opportunities? To thinking about all you could have accomplished if only you'd worked harder, found more courage, or had more advantages? Here's a much more promising way to re-view your life, a way that lets you see and realize your potential.
When a relationship isn't quite working, though the signs indicate that it should, one's tendency is often to hold on tight. But the answer may be to let go.
From an address given by Virginia S. Harris, C.S.B. Read here the talk on Christian Science given last December at the "Spirituality and Healing in Medicine" conference in Boston. The conference will be repeated this coming weekend (March 19-21) in Denver, Colorado.
Discover why a clearer understanding of the Biblical account of Adam and Eve leads to healing.
When a violent attack, a car accident, and corrupt officers threatened this traveler's peace of mind, her instant access to God resulted in harmony.
For Nancy Prince, an African American woman in the nineteenth century, God was the key to freedom.
Principal violinist Marylou Churchill shares some of her victories over sexism in the symphony.
From then on she really made an effort to see these boys as God made them.
All vestiges of the problem soon dissolved.
I was released by the police the next day.
Since finding Christian Science, I have experienced many healings.
I accepted a new spiritual assignment for my town: to pray for its safety and well-being.
