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Saved from drowning
During a visit to San Diego many years ago, my husband and I went swimming in the ocean. We enjoyed diving into the waves and letting them carry us wherever they would. Pretty soon, though, we found ourselves far from shore, with waves crashing over our heads in water that was too deep for us to stand up in.
My husband asked if I could help hold him up. My first thought was that, as a strong swimmer, I could easily do that. But as the waves became more powerful, it was impossible to maintain my hold on him. Sensing that we were in danger, I found myself paralyzed by fear.
January 17, 2022 issue
View IssueEditorial
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You deserve to be healed
Eric Nelson
Keeping Watch
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We can be brothers, sisters, burden-lifters
Brian Webster
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“No!” and know
Mary Ann Sprague-Denison
Poetry
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Perseverance
Barbara Nott Schaffer
Keeping Watch
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Reclaiming “if only” moments
Richard Gates
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It’s never too late to conquer fear
Pauline Brew
Poetry
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Forward motion
Prudence Backhouse
Kids
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Mr. Bumblebee flies home
Gay Bryant Flatt
Announcement
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Rotation in office
The Christian Science Board of Directors
Healings
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Heart attack symptoms reversed
Valerie Laver
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Grateful for God’s presence
Alexandra Hawley
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Saved from drowning
Audrey von der Mehden
Letters & Conversations
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Letters & Conversations
Barbara Lauger, Ann Barnes, Janice Peters