“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 …
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How to stop a war
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 …
Finding the courage to do what’s right
Each of us has a God-given ability to let go of fear, prejudice, and self-justification that would keep us from knowing and doing what’s right. By Barbara Vining Finding the courage to stand up for what is right is often not easy. In fact, one of the most difficult things can be to look honestly within …
When an in-person visit isn’t an option Sometimes, especially in light of pandemic-related restrictions, we’re not able to care for loved ones in person. But no matter where we are, God’s healing light is here to comfort and guide all of us in tangible ways. July 16, 2020 By Linda Kohler This would be a good …
Regarding “Mind” By W. D. McCrackan From the July 17, 1902 issue of the Christian Science Sentinel Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
To the Editor of the Democrat and Chronicle. Sir:—Your correspondent who signs himself “T. T. B.” states some very great truths in your issue of June 22. He is expressing the teachings of Christian Science in his own words when he writes:— “To claim that ‘Mind’ with a capital letter is all-powerful and infinitely good, is …
I call that mind free which … resists the bondage of…
By W. E. Channing From the January 25, 1900 issue of the Christian Science Sentinel I call that mind free which … resists the bondage of habit, which does not content itself with a passive, or hereditary faith, which opens itself to light whencesoever it may come, which receives new truth as an angel from heaven, which, whilst …
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From Trials to New Concepts
by MARK H. BIGLER From the April 17, 1971 issue of the Christian Science Sentinel Trials are not merely adverse experiences to be endured, circumstances that come and go with the drift of human tide. Marvelous progress can come through trials, since they teach one to exchange human thinking for divine understanding. What is on trial? Christian Science …
God’s Law of Adjustment
ADAM H. DICKEY From the January, 1916 issue of The Christian Science Journal Man lives by divine decree. He is created, governed, supported, and controlled in accord with the law of God. Law means or implies a rule that is established and maintained by power; that which possesses permanence and stability; that which is unchanging, …
Christian Science Weekly Bible Lesson
Subject: Mind Golden Text | Isaiah 54:13 all . . . all thy children shall be taught of the Lord; and great shall be the peace of thy children. Responsive Reading | Proverbs 2:6–11; 4:7, 25, 26; 16:1, 3 • For the Lord giveth wisdom: out of his mouth cometh knowledge and understanding. • He …
“O Gentle Presence” performed by Larry Groce
“THE MOTHER’S EVENING PRAYER” Mary Baker Eddy From the August 1893 issue of The Christian Science Journal This poem was later republished in Miscellaneous Writings 1883-1896: Mis. 389:5-25 Oh gentle presence, peace and joy and power; Oh Life divine, that owns each waiting hour,Thou Love that guards the nestling’s faltering flight! Keep Thou my child on upward wing …
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