February 8, 2016
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When I was a new student of Christian Science and young mother of two little ones, the healing experiences of “those people in the Bible” repeatedly spoke to me.
God’s universal laws of harmony govern His universe.
As I studied, thoughts of God’s supremacy, His absolute omnipotence and omnipresence, began to override belief in the power of hatred.
I’m truly grateful for the privilege of studying Christian Science and for the many blessings it has brought to my life.
Some years ago, I planned to go on a trip to a distant part of the country.
Many years ago, on a beautiful Sunday morning in the summer, my then two-year-old daughter and I were getting ready to go to church.
Some months ago I received a call from my daughter, who was close to the date of delivering her baby.
The antivirus scan complete, there’s a notice on my screenCongratulating me that my computer is now clean.
In the 1950s, Americans saw Cuba as they saw Canada—a friendly neighbor they could pop in and visit anytime.
Recent steps toward reconciliation of the decades-long hostility between the United States and Cuba led Monitor columnist John Yemma to ask recently, “Can they be friends?
Christ Jesus demonstrated spiritual completeness as the actual state of man’s being.
