June 5, 2006
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From the Editors
When I saw the sermon's title in our local newspaper, I knew I would have to go to that Sunday evening service—with all the enthusiasm I might feel at being ordered into hand-to-hand combat.
Healing, in both the widest and most immediate meanings of the word, is a universal need. Church is where—and how—it should be happening.
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Heloisa Gelber Rivas and David Reed, the outgoing and incoming Presidents of The First Church of Christ, Scientist, talk about the centrality of spiritual healing in branch churches around the world.
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The members of The Christian Science Board of Directors share their insights into the healing truth that Mary Baker Eddy discovered.
THE PRACTICE OF CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HEALING INVOLVES OUR AGELESS EXPRESSION OF THE CHRIST, TRUTH. IT HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH WHETHER ONE IS YOUNG OR MATURE, A CHILD OR AN ADULT.
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OUR DEFINITION OF NEIGHBOR IS BOUNDED ONLY BY THE BREADTH OF OUR HUMANITY AND MERCY.
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EVERY SPIRITUAL IDEA HAS ALL IT NEEDS FOR ITS SUSTENANCE, MAINTENANCE, AND CONTINUANCE.
I started attending Sunday School at First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Nairobi, Kenya, about two years ago, where I also played the organ.
I have studied Christian Science for many years, and always rely on its teachings to resolve problems.
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We invite readers to submit testimonies of healing for publication.
WE ALL HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO PROVIDE HEALING CARE EACH DAY, RIGHT WHERE WE FIND OURSELVES.
