In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

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A computer network dialogue stirred this writer to take a fresh look at what the crucifixion and resurrection mean.
[Excerpts from a sermon on Mark 16:1–8, regarding the three women, followers of Jesus, who discovered the empty sepulcher where Jesus had been laid.
For centuries the good news of Christ Jesus' lifework—and his victory over death—have vividly conveyed the power of divine Love. The effect of that Love is still victory and healing.

SECOND THOUGHT

From The Boston Herald, January 15, 1991
Christ Jesus' healing work cut through the fear that God's power might not be up to every challenge. What he showed us of God is still true.
Soon after I'd started the long, steep descent down the mountain I saw the first sign: "Runaway truck ramp—1 mile.

What we can do about mistakes

In prayer we find a path of restoration and healing—even where it seemed we could not make amends.
"His name is Jim Flath, but to customers who go to his shoeshine shop.
It looked as though the writer was imprisoned in failures. He needed more than liberation; he needed an entirely new direction for his life.
Prayer about peace, prayer for those we love, prayer for those in conflict—none of these are empty acts. They are filled with the power of divine Love, the power that impels the prayer itself.

So many ways to pray!

Whatever our responsibilities, there comes a time when we need more help than our planning and calculations can give us. That is the time when prayer, with its widening vision of God's power, becomes most valuable. A current list of public lectures on Christian Science, including places, dates, and times.