PETER J. HENNIKER HEATON From the April 1949 issue of The Christian Science Journal Christ Jesus rose from the tomb. This is no empty story,remote and far away.In an actual year on a certain dayJesus rose from the tomb and spoke in a garden with Mary. Then he showed himself againto Peter and James and John,seafaring sane young men,not … More Easter Certainty
Many families struggle with strained relationships, broken hearts and old wounds at Christmas time. However, there are solutions that emerge when we’re willing to be patient, meek, forgiving, and willing to ‘see’ the true men and women of God’s creating in our family members. Read how Sabrina Stillwell found the way to healing a family … More Supporting family unity at Christmas
“What Christian Science has shown me about the true meaning of Easter is priceless. It is the best inheritance I can leave to my son, and the most valuable thing I can share with all of my family and friends,” writes Araceli in telling of a wonderful physical healing she experienced through the study of … More There must be more to Easter than what I’ve heard!
David Kennedy writes: “Moving to a new home a number of years ago, I found that I had settled down in the midst of a severe drought, one that had been intensifying over a period of four years. The state’s fruit and vegetable crops were suffering millions of dollars in damage. Forecasts in the newspaper … More Can prayer help in drought?
By Kevin Ness For many people today, the phrase “sending thoughts and prayers” has become a meaningless cliché. Christian Scientists’ annual meeting on June 4 offered the view that it doesn’t have to be that way. Church members gathered at the denomination’s Mother Church in Boston and via live video streaming here in Australia and … More Church can be “a place of light,” say Christian Scientists at annual meeting
Christian Science Society, Sunshine Coast 