August 8, 2016
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In semi-desperation I said: “God, where do You want me? Where can I bless the most?”
How do our prayers about the issues we face in our own lives make an impact on the world around us?
Showing genuine interest in the other person is key, because that’s love. And love breaks down any walls—in you or in the other person.
I appreciate the Critic’s recent interest in Christian Science, and [the reporter’s] desire to share a perspective of the faith that is balanced and fair.
My job revolves around the academic schedule of students throughout the United States.
I love reading testimonies and articles in the early, as well as the present, issues of The Christian Science Journal and the Christian Science Sentinel.
I am so grateful for the immediate help I recently received through prayer and Christian Science treatment.
So brightly burns Love’s holy glow, So constant shines its light,That none can claim he doth not know The pathway through the night,For see, ’tis lit by Love divine To trace for us His wise design.
The world is in an age of extreme human mobility.
Youth counselors, religious ministers, first responders, and ordinary citizens—such as the Canadians who helped refugees from a forest fire last month.
Loving in any and every circumstance keeps us awake to the fact that God, divine Love, is supreme.
