November 11, 2024
What are we assuming?
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Editorial
Our job is to listen for Christ’s voice pointing out, not just wrong thoughts we may be indulging, but the assumptions underlying those thoughts.
Article
A fearful thought came: “You are out of time; the tornado is almost here!” But a soft presence embraced my heart with a conviction that time and space are nothing in the universe of Spirit, God.
Article
O Lord[,] in the morning will
I direct my prayer unto thee,
and will look up.
—Psalms 5:3
I direct my prayer unto thee,
and will look up.
—Psalms 5:3
Article
In the chaos of a dark, frightening night, I needed to take to heart what the Apostle Paul understood—that “we live, and move, and have our being” in God (Acts 17:28).
Article
I became acquainted
with Christian Science more than twenty years ago in my native Colombia.
Article
When we also come to understand God as Spirit, and His creation as purely spiritual rather than tribal or political, it becomes much easier to not only love God supremely but to love all of our neighbors as ourselves.
Article
Samuel listened to God while he continued looking for his mom and brother.
Testimony of Healing
On the street corner I was surprised to see a branch Church of Christ, Scientist. I immediately thought, “That is where I can be healed.”
Testimony of Healing
It has been reassuring to ponder the fact that nothing can stop us from progressing.
Testimony of Healing
If we have had an accident that resulted from our own mistake or bad judgment, that’s no reason to believe that we can’t find healing through Christian Science.
Poem
I thought peacemaking meant
Defusing conflict
Mediating disagreements
Smoothing ruffled feathers
Restoring broken relationships ...
Defusing conflict
Mediating disagreements
Smoothing ruffled feathers
Restoring broken relationships ...
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