April 12, 2004
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From the Editors
Alongside a dirt road
that winds through several farms on the southeast coast of South Africa, a man labors from dawn till dusk every day, working a small vegetable patch that is his only source of livelihood.
Article
"Last Month
, Chinese authorities announced groundbreaking for two churches in Beijing, the first to be built in the capital since the Communist Party took power in 1949, according to the state-run People's Daily newspaper.
Article
with Marge Brown, Ron Ballard, Mark Nelson, and Marilyn Jones
When mounting debt made things look hopeless, the writer found a spiritual perspective that changed everything for the better.
Through prayer, a Brazilian family learned that real security isn't tied to a job.
The spectre of massive debt and possible bankruptcy led this businessman to humbly draw closer to God—and to solid, workable solutions.
Recently divorced and on her own financially, the writer found God's grace to be an actual power she could rely on.
The next in our continuing series on what church membership can do for you, your neighbor, and the world.
A worker for the U N High Commissioner for Human Rights perceives a gradual awakening in the general thought about woman's rights in Africa.
The time to begin claiming the fruits of immortality is now!
Article
With My Army Discharge Papers
in hand, my wife and I drove from Texas to Illinois, happy to be our own rolling demilitarized zone.
I knew I was and always would be safe in God's care, and that my health was not controlled by time or physical structure.
When
I woke up one morning in February of 2002, my left eye was very swollen, red, and painful.
My
introduction to the spiritual healing explained in Science and Health seemed like a "light on the road" experience to me.
The union of justice and health is real and powerful and beneficial; it can move us from helplessness to empowerment, from despair to inspiration, and from illness to health.
