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In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

A Christmas star

Joan Sieber Ware

In my part of the country, Christmas is the very darkest time of the year.

Second Thought

"Growing churches look outward!" by Monica Hill, editor, Church Growth Digest

"The latest results from the 1989 Census.

Finding a deeper meaning to Christmas

Thomas Richard Mitchinson

The vital message of Christ is that each person is a child of God.

Letters to the press—and other articles

"In Christian Science, healing begins with God"

Overcoming dark memories

Sally Phipps O'Hara

Past heartbreaks, injustices, or griefs can be healed through learning of our identity as the offspring of Spirit.

Knowing what we know

Marian English

Christian Science provides us with the certainty that we have what we need to be effective in healing.

Angels are always present to help us

Robert R. MacKusick

Divine ideas, expressing God's nature and presence, tell us of our perfect, spiritual selfhood.

A Christmas letter

Alfred J. Gemrich

Editor's note: Last Christmas season a Christian Scientist sent a personal message about joy to some of his friends, co-workers, and family members.

Knowing the Christmas secret

Barbara M. Vining

We treasure God's gift of Christ, Truth, in our hearts so that it may appear day by day in Christian healing.

What we packed

Glory Holzworth

"Let's make a list of what we're taking with us," Mom said, as she sat next to the bunk beds Tim and his sister Rebecca shared.

In next week's Sentinel—

"Christmas in our hearts—every day" will be the focus of next week's issue.

Letters to the PRESS—and other articles

by Ruth Elizabeth Jenks

The article "Not Ready For Prime Time," by John Strahinich [July], regarding the publicity being received by the First Church of Christ, Scientist, and focusing primarily on a former member of the Christian Science Publishing Society, is based on a faulty perception of how the Board of Directors operates.