December 20, 2004
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Despite The Way
the twelfth month has of presenting twice as much to do as there is time to do it in; even though Christmas circulars show up on the doorstep these days with much greater frequency than traditional Christmas carolers; in spite of crowds, commercialism, and commotion—I still love the day, and the season.
ITEMS of INTEREST
"According To The Christian Booksellers
Association, sales in the industry more than quadrupled to $4.
Article
There were no holiday trappings or traditions that day—just a profound awareness of holiness engulfing the world.
Article
This season, people away from home, possibly in harm's way, deserve our prayers for their safety.
Article
It was a Christmas that was, in Mary Baker Eddy's words, "a feast of Soul and a famine of sense."
Article
You can always pray with assurance when you get stuck, as this writer found out—no matter how hopeless things look.
Article
Even some 2,004 years after the birth of Jesus, God's angels are still pointing us to the transforming power of His peace and love.
Poem
May the sun shine in your heart,The rain nurture and refresh,And may you feel God's presenceEach step of the way.
Article
I took these photos at gift-giving time at a family gathering last Christmas in our home in Brazil.
Testimony of Healing
Our family had experienced many dramatic healing proofs of God's care, and I knew that this time wouldn't be any different.
Testimony of Healing
During the 1950s, First Church of Christ, Scientist, Baguio City, Philippines, conducted Sunday School classes for senior citizens who had not gone to school.
Article
There are no lecture notices to post for the week of December 26 through January 1, 2005.
FROM THE editors
This babe of spiritual healing, the present evidence of Christ, eagerly awaits and waits on hungry hearts.
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