November 21, 2005
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What do you do when you're evacuated from your house and forced to move 11 times in five weeks? This writer says you pray for deeper, more spiritual concept of home.
Two years in a Namibian desert refugee camp proved to be a time to feel an unmistakable divine presence and care.
When the search for new accommodations seemed overwhelming, the writer looked to God for help.
Welcome to the spiritual realization of where you've always lived—and always will.
Welcome to the spiritual realization of where you've always lived—and always will.
Here's how we can help victims of Pakistan's recent earthquake, wherever we are.
Sometimes the commitment to prayer seems difficult. But the prayer itself need never be.
A physicist-turned-actor describes how he refocused from studying how our universe works to discovering how God works in human lives.
Next in our biweekly series on how people have nurtured their public practice of Christian Science.
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THE LOVE OF GOOD AND THE ABILITY TO EXPRESS IT ARE NATURAL TO EVERYONE.
One morning out of the blue, my husband of ten years announced that he was leaving.
I had recently moved back out to western Canada, and was staying with my son and his family.
Last Thanksgiving Day was memorable because the day began with a healing.
WHEN JESUS STOOD AT THE TOMB
of his friend Lazarus, who had been dead for the better part of a week, the circumstances were anything but uplifting.
