Mending the Past and Forging the Future

The referendum on the addition of a “Voice to Parliament” for indigenous peoples in the Australian Constitution is immanent; perhaps a next step to mending the past and forging the future. The Christian Science Monitor recently ran a series of articles and interviews with people around the world exploring efforts to seek justice and restitution … More Mending the Past and Forging the Future

Freedom from shame

“Today, I feel like an unblemished rosebud! Thanks to an understanding, through my study of Christian Science, of what I really am, I see the “real me”—my spiritual, totally innocent nature as a child of God. This “me” or identity can never be touched or marred by any human circumstance, as I discovered years ago. … More Freedom from shame

Easter Certainty

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

If I know, you know

In this excerpt of a Sentinel Watch podcast, adapted for print, Jenny Sawyer talks with Beth Packer, a Christian Science practitioner from Berry, New South Wales, Australia. To hear the podcast, visit sentinel.christianscience.com/youknow   Jenny Sawyer: We’re going to be talking about oneness. And how understanding more about it can lead to more effective healing. Our guest … More If I know, you know