From the February 1913 issue of The Christian Science Journal In his work of arousing humanity to the all-presence of God and the closeness of our relation to Him, Jesus chose the name of Father as typifying most clearly our utter dependence upon Him, His loving interest in our every-day needs, and His infinite power to supply them. Christians… Read more

“There is a hope that is more / than a fool’s paradise,” this poem begins, highlighting the powerful spiritual basis for “strength, peace, and renewal” that can’t be lost. By Elizabeth Mata ~ August 12, 2020 There is a hope that is morethan a fool’s paradise, crossedfingers, or a maybe brighter daywith darkness close behind; ahope… Read more

It may seem absurd to think that we, as individuals, can truly have an impact in resolving conflicts, whether large or small. But the realization that no problem is too big for God empowers us to serve as peacemakers wherever we may be. By Emily Byquist August 10, 2020 It was the 1960s, and the Vietnam… Read more