The Christian Science Sentinel online posted an article this week written by Michael Mooslin titled, Me, we, and them: The poem “ ‘Feed My Sheep’ ” by Mary Baker Eddy (Poems, p. 14), the Discoverer of Christian Science, is based on Jesus’ instruction to his disciple Peter. Its three touching verses, set to music in the very first Christian Science Hymnal in […]
Christian Science Journal – Healing of shoulder pain
The Christian Science Journal website published an article by Martha Hallaren last month titled, Healing of shoulder pain: One morning in late June 2020, I woke up with a painful shoulder. I remembered that a doctor who had conducted a required company physical exam when I was in my mid-twenties had said, “You must be living […]
Christian Science Monitor – Pure desires are within reach
A poem was posted on the Christian Science Monitor this week, under A Christian Science Perspective by Elizabeth Mata titled, Pure desires are within reach: Maybe you’ve been in one, a small town hardware store; to me, a sort of disorderly order; to some, an utter treasure trove to plumb. Once in one, I stood […]
Christian Science Sentinel – “The inward voice”
The Christian Science Sentinel online posted an article this week written by James Walter titled, “The inward voice”: There is an inward voice that guides, encourages, comforts, instructs, enlightens, and strengthens us—and we are all able to hear it. It’s with us all the time. It’s there as we plan our day. It’s there when […]
Christian Science Journal – A holy experience— and healing
The Christian Science Journal website published an article by Charles Lindahl this month titled, A holy experience— and healing: For several years I had struggled with a persistent internal disorder that made walking painful. Although I had prayed with the expectation of healing and had treatment from a Christian Science practitioner on several occasions, there was […]
Christian Science Monitor – Need more time?
An article was posted on the Christian Science Monitor website today, under A Christian Science Perspective by Scott L. Schneberger titled, Need more time?: Who hasn’t felt, at some moment at home or at work, a need for more time? Perhaps we’ve felt harried, self-doubtful, or even desperate about mounting deadlines. An advertisement I saw […]
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Christian Science Sentinel – How the book of Revelation guides us
The Christian Science Sentinel online posted an article this week written by Clay Kaufman titled, How the book of Revelation guides us: When I was introduced to Christian Science in high school, I always looked forward to attending Sunday School. I appreciated the discussions of Christ Jesus’ healings in the New Testament and learning about the […]
Lecture by Lesley Ruth Pitts, C.S. on November 9, 2024 – “Finding Trust in a Changing World”
Is there anything that we can truly rely on? Finding a spiritual basis of trust enables us to turn to a divine presence whenever we need it. The love, goodness, and intelligence of God never change and are always available. The more we discover of God’s love and care for us, the more we can […]
Christian Science Journal – The five “ones”
The Christian Science Journal website published an article by Randal Craft this month titled, The five “ones”: When a Hebrew religious leader asked Jesus, “Which is the first commandment of all?” he answered, “The first of all the commandments is, Hear, O Israel; The Lord our God is one Lord: and thou shalt love the Lord […]
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