The Christian Science Sentinel online posted a lovely article yesterday by Mary Beattie titled, The value of stillness: We live in an age of busy schedules and seemingly endless demands. People try to find moments or oases of stillness through various means. Many turn to prayer for calm grounding. For instance, at this moment you have […]
Christian Science Journal – Putting Truth on record
The Christian Science Journal website published an article by Barbara Vining titled, Putting Truth on record: Christ Jesus put on record the healing power of God, divine Truth, for the world’s benefit. He did this by teaching and demonstrating the power of Truth, freeing humanity from limitations, discords, and diseases. In explanation he said, “To this […]
Christian Science Canberra: Easter – A Lesson for Us All
Christian Science Canberra online posted a wonderful article titled, Easter – A Lesson for Us All: The magnitude of Jesus’ work, his material disappearance before their eyes and his reappearance, all enabled the disciples to understand what Jesus had said. Heretofore they had only believed; now they understood. The advent of this understanding is what […]
Christian Science Monitor – Can we really count on changeless good?
An article was posted on the Christian Science Monitor website today, under A Christian Science Perspective, by Madeline Cassidy titled, Can we really count on changeless good? It goes on to explain: When I was growing up, I’d often hear the saying, “You have to take the good with the bad.” In my own kid-like way […]
Christian Science Sentinel – Matter doesn’t matter
The Christian Science Sentinel online posted an article by Moji George titled, Matter doesn’t matter: Matter seems to be substantial, prevalent—even dominant—sometimes helpful, but also able to affect health in frightening, painful ways. How can it not matter? It’s a fair question. Many find that a more spiritual understanding of substance, as revealed by the Bible-based teachings of […]
Christian Science Journal – From post-truth to divine Truth
The Christian Science Journal website published an article this month by Mónica B. Esefer Passaglia titled, From post-truth to divine Truth: There’s a saying that a lie repeated a thousand times becomes truth. And studies show that people do tend to accept opinions and pseudo-facts as reliable information if they hear them often enough. Special interest […]
Christian Science Sentinel – A new year and God-directed progress
The Christian Science Sentinel online posted an article by Inge Schmidt titled, A new year and God-directed progress: At the start of a new year, the promise of a fresh start is palpable. New goals and resolutions for an improved lifestyle take on a renewed impetus. The start of a new year seems to unite […]
Christian Science Sentinel – Facing division? Side with God!
The Christian Science Sentinel online posted an article by Barbara Vining titled, Facing division? Side with God!: Division, whether in a personal relationship or on a much larger scale, is unpleasant, to say the least. It is most often caused by the side-taking that arises (my side against yours) when we allow opinion and human reasoning […]
Christian Science Monitor – Sports and an ‘incorruptible’ crown for all
An article was posted on the Christian Science Monitor website this month, under A Christian Science Perspective, by Alistair Budd titled, Sports and an ‘incorruptible’ crown for all. The article focuses on God’s influence on and off the field for athletes: In light of the upcoming men’s World Cup soccer tournament, a club soccer player […]
Christian Science Journal – Gratitude: A not-to-be-missed spiritual feast
Happy Dia De Los Muertos! The Christian Science Journal website published an article this month by Ruth Geyer titled, Gratitude: A not-to-be-missed spiritual feast: Expressing gratitude is a deeply nourishing practice that brings with it indescribable power. In America, my country, Thanksgiving is celebrated each November by expressing gratitude. Whether gathering with family or going solo—or […]
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