March 19, 2012
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Letters
In regard to the February 20 Sentinel, “Hymns and healing,” I have often said that if circumstances were ever such that I could only have one spiritual text at my disposal, I would choose the Christian Science Hymnal.
Items of Interest
Items of Interest
The Presidents of
Churches Together in England.
Article
Home, as an awareness of divine Love, is actually built into one's spiritual identity.
Article
Prayer was just as essential to home restoration as a trunk full of tools.
Article
Several years ago,
my husband took a new job that necessitated a move from a house that we dearly loved in the mountains of New Hampshire.
Article
God's resources are inexhaustible and available to each of us, even in tough economic times.
Article
During a time of emptiness and fear, this author searched for answers to this question.
Article
A student changes his approach when bulking up for baseball season isn't going well.
Poem
Beloved,just like Meyou’ve been made to be!To loveand to heal!In and of Me you’re made to be.
Church Alive
I don't feel that I have to follow some set script–the point is to glorify God!
How I Found Christian Science
What Christian Science awoke in me was the expression of gratitude.
Sentinel Watch
God is communicating to us every moment. At one per second that's 86,400 times per day!
In the Christian Science Bible Lesson
God's "perfect work" underlies all reality.
Testimony of Healing
I would like to share the first healing I experienced in Christian Science many years ago.
Testimony of Healing
I went hiking on a strenuous mountain path one day last year, and came home with a painful ankle.
From the Editors
It is native to us all to move toward that which is peacemaking, and shift away from that which is violence-fostering.
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