October 9, 2017
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As I listened for God’s thoughts, a precious sense of His allness and ever-presence washed over me.
Sometimes life seems unpredictable and unsettling—filled with risks in the form of illness, accidents, job loss, etc.
The realization hit me very clearly—God doesn’t age.
The almost compulsive drive to do something would have to be characterized as human will.
Christian Science came into my life about ten years ago while I was living abroad for a long stretch.
Christian Science has been my mainstay for many years.
When I moved into my house, the neighborhood had quite a few feral cats.
Several years ago, when my son told us he was going to marry his girlfriend, my husband and I were delighted.
Late one evening I was listening to a replay of The Mother Church’s online Wednesday testimony meeting.
As College Avenue in Houston flooded one night in August, the yellow Waffle House sign at the top of the hill stayed on.
After initial news reports about hurricane Harvey, I checked in with a friend from Houston to see if she was OK and to let her know that she and her family were in my thoughts and prayers.
Christian Science shows us the certainty of God’s unfailing goodness and grace, and gives us the ability to pray to know this better—not just for ourselves, but also for our communities.
The night before my final exam, I went to my friend’s house to see his parrot.
I had these bumps on my hand and I didn’t know what they were.
