February 19, 2018
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[Mark Swinney, “A spiritual view of individuality,” Sentinel, January 15 & 22, 2018]
Christian Science presents man as the spiritual, complete, pure expression of the divine Mind.
Jesus told his disciples that if any want to be first, the same will be last and the servant of all.
Because all spiritual ideas come from one divine source, God, they are in harmony, not in conflict.
The idea that she wasn’t destined to suffer from this incident inspired the young woman.
I felt overwhelmed with decisions and afraid of making a mistake. So I prayed for guidance.
If I’m loving Christian Science, rather than feeling it’s difficult to talk about, then that love guides my conversation.
The summer between my sophomore and junior year of college, I needed to heal feelings of hurt and resentment toward an ex-boyfriend.
A few years after I became a Christian Science practitioner, there was a time when I would occasionally experience severe chest pain in the night.
One day my daughter, Allie, came home with the symptoms of pinkeye.
To gain true self-knowledge we can begin by learning that God is divine Love, our creator and loving Father-Mother.
Over the summer, I worked as a counselor-in-training at a camp for Christian Scientists.
In sixth grade, I got excited about playing football, but didn’t know how I could do it.
