Selected articles from The Christian Science Journal
Not guilty: a conversation with Russ Gerber
Jeffrey Hildner | from The Christian Science Journal
Russ Gerber, a Christian Science practitioner and teacher, makes it clear that we don’t have to go along with thought processes that conclude we have to be sick. God, Truth, tells us we’re not guilty, bringing spiritual causation and all its goodness to the rescue. read
The Holy Spirit and effective communication
Michael Pabst | from The Christian Science Journal
Today’s technology has opened the door for communication in unprecedented ways. But we communicate most effectively when we see each other as God’s children and respect and listen to the divine, uplifting ideas that each one of us has to share as God’s expression. read
Parented and parenting by divine Love: a conversation with Jane Dickinson-Scott
Suzanne Smedley | from The Christian Science Journal
Christian Science practitioner and teacher Jane Dickinson-Scott explains that every issue which comes up in parenting comes back to the point that there is one divine Parent, or Father-Mother, that is hands-on and with our children every moment. And this God can keep things running smoothly. read
Reality-based confidence
Suzanne Biggs | from The Christian Science Journal
Confidence in human abilities and talents isn’t bad, but it can’t get beyond the limits inherent in mortal existence. Understanding and having confidence in who we are as God’s idea, however, propels us toward endless good possibilities no matter what situation we face. read
Why do I care so much about Jesus?
Shirley Paulson | from The Christian Science Journal
Why do we care about Jesus? Many of the physical side effects of the spiritual precepts he taught are great, but they’re really not the point. It’s the spiritual wake-up call he provided that really counts—the call to love spiritually and unconditionally, even when the going gets tough. read
A life-changing lesson
Rebecca Coughtry | from The Christian Science Journal
Her boyfriend’s spiritual healing of a deep cut scares a young woman, but then she starts to look into Christian Science. Her life changes forever as she understands biblical passages she had heard for years but never grasped. read
Prayer in the city
Tyler Neale | from The Christian Science Journal
“Acting is doing,” said a famous acting teacher. When this college student discovers that “prayer is doing,” he lives his prayers and overcomes anxiety and depression while living thousands of miles from family. read
Turned to the light
Laura Remmerde | from The Christian Science Journal
A child learns that sunflowers always follow the sun’s path, basking in the rays. Facing discouragement years later as an adult, she remembers this lesson and realizes that she can accept moment by moment the good that God is pouring forth. read
Keeping it real: a conversation with Robert Ennemoser
Joan Taylor | from The Christian Science Journal
Robert Ennemoser found in Christian Science a force deeper and more potent than everything he had witnessed as a trained natural scientist. He chose to dive into the big river of Life. Everyone else can too. read
Love: the key to healing
Michelle Nanouche | from the Christian Science Sentinel
Divine Love is the key to healing. The Science of Love—the divine laws of good underlying Christly compassion—heal sickness and sin reliably, quickly, and completely. read
