March 22, 2004
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Welcome
WHEN I WAS A KID
growing up in the Baptist Sunday School and was learning about Jesus, I used to think of him as a pretty cool guy.
Letters
The February 2 issue ["courage from God"] so beautifully brought out the need for and importance of spiritual courage.
items of interest
"AN IRAQI PROVERB has it that in Cairo they write books, in Beirut they print them, and in Baghdad they read them.
Article
This viewer was prompted to think deeply about the meaning of Jesus' atonement.
Article
When this writer went to see Mel Gibson's controversial movie, it brought her to a moment of grace and a place of new spiritual insight.
Article
As people everywhere look to find their connection with a knowable God, the Christ-message that Jesus brought offers solid, profound answers.
Article
An explanation of a major theological question, written by the woman who discovered Christian Science.
Article
Excerpts from a panel discussion on faith and Christianity, featuring current authors Stephen Prothero and Alan Wolfe.
CHURCH LIVES
The next in our continuing series on what church membership can do for you, your neighbor, and the world.
THE BIBLE IN MY LIFE
"Did not our heart burn
within us, while he talked with us by the way, and while he opened to us the scriptures?
SENTINEL WATCH
Whatever
anyone thinks about the film The Passion of the Christ, it has catapulted the story of all stories, about the King of all kings, to the front of our attention.
Testimony of Healing
Since then, both the Science of mental healing, and the relationship between thought and body, have become clearer to me.
Testimony of Healing
Originally published in Le Héraut de la Christian Science
FROM THE editors
As
Mel Gibson's film graphically portrays, the world was anything but kind to its Saviour, Jesus Christ.
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