March 6, 2017
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[“ ‘The government shall be upon his shoulder,’ ” Jill Gooding, January 30, 2017, Sentinel]
God’s promise of healing is fully available to all mankind.
Nothing—no thing, creature, person, situation, power, or place—can separate us from God, Love.
A few months back, I noticed some redness on my nose.
Nearly 17 years ago my husband and I began to prepare a small farming operation, having bought an acreage of land next to our home.
One morning during the first part of 2015, I felt a pain in my back, but it didn’t bother me the rest of the day.
One evening last year, five days after I attended a wonderful meeting of Christian Scientists, I walked upstairs to my bedroom feeling perfectly well.
I was so happy to be going on a trip to a summer camp.
Speaking at a conference in October, Nobel Peace Prize winner Malala Yousafzai recalled a childhood friend in Pakistan who was forced to marry at age 11, ending her life as a school student.
As a new English as a second language teacher of nine- and ten-year-olds in Texas many years ago, I was profoundly aware of the large gap between my students and those in the mainstream classes.
As International Women’s Day is celebrated all over the world on March 8, and Women’s History Month is celebrated in March in the United States, we find we are growing into a world demanding that both men and women be honored equally.
