March 21, 2005
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In "The Bible in my life" column in the March 7 issue, we should have identified Jacob as Isaac's son.
From the Editors
After work one day, a friend asks what my next writing assignment is as we walk toward Newbury Street.
Beyond suffering with emotional disturbance—much more than merely coping, scientific prayer seeks and finds true freedom.
Giulia Plum is a practitioner and teacher of Christian Science who lives in Redding, Connecticut, with an office in nearby Norwalk.
Charles Filbert has been in the public practice of Christian Science for 28 years, and is also a teacher of Christian Science.
"Thou will keep him in perfect peace, whose mind is stayed on thee: because he trusteth in thee."
Isaiah 26:3
An aching elbow proves better than lessons from a tennis pro for teaching the connection between thought and bodily conditions.
If you've ever longed to solve your money problems instantly—maybe in the lottery—consider that Jesus showed a risk-free means of finding true security that everyone can experience here and now.
Article
When he was suddenly confronted with concerns that a facial growth might be cancerous, Brian Kissock was "instant in prayer"—with decidedly good results.
Marvels inspire other marvels, as another's healing can inspire our own prayers for healing.
AS I SEE IT, WHAT APPEARS AS THE POWER OF MUSCLES IS NOTHING COMPARED TO THE POWER THAT COMES FROM EXPRESSING GOD.
"Behold,What manner of love the Father hath bestowed upon us,That we should be called the sons of God.
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BEING GRATEFUL JUST FOR ONE'S OWN GOOD, OR FOR THE PROSPERITY OF JUST A SINGLE NATION, COULD BE CLASSED AS SPIRITUAL POVERTY.
In 1992, I began to have severe trouble with my knees.
One day I was working in my community garden plot.
Some years ago I had an experience that taught me something about the everpresent love and availability of our Father-Mother, God.
LAST YEAR, THE FILM
The Passion of the Christ caused reverberations around the world as debate swirled in the press, in churches, and in homes over Mel Gibson's depiction of Jesus' crucifixion.
