Articles from Christian Science publications
The articles found on this website are just a small sampling taken from two magazines — the Christian Science Sentinel and The Christian Science Journal. Both these publications from The Christian Science Publishing Society include articles, poems, and interviews by students of Christian Science. The articles share victories, insights and ideas about how spirituality can be applied to every day and not-so-every-day life situations.
The Sentinel, published weekly, and Journal, monthly, are available in print and online. They share an online console known as Christian Science JSH Online.
NOTE: Multi language publications are also available. The Christian Science Herald is published in more than 32 languages. Learn more HERE.
A Collection of Articles
Baby healed of withdrawal symptoms
Shortly after our adopted daughter’s birth, she started exhibiting alarming symptoms associated with withdrawal from methadone, and she was moved to NICU. I remembered Christ Jesus loved children and how quickly they responded to his prayers and were healed.
Feeling God’s Love
Sometimes we may encourage another to feel the tender presence and care of God,Love and hear in response, "But I don't feel love." How can we meet this challenge?
When commitment counts
I wanted to heal like Jesus, but I was unwilling to surrender all of the material attractions I enjoyed. I rarely was willing to put my active schedule aside and quietly listen for God’s guidance. Then I had a wake-up call.
Can one prayer help end a war?
There is a powerful tool each and every one of us can employ that will help the people in war-torn regions and hasten the end of war: prayer that affirms God’s love and care for His entire creation.
Healing after sexual abuse
Recently a chorus of women around the world lifted their voices on social media to raise public awareness of sexual harassment and assault. Under the hashtag #MeToo, millions have posted their stories of being mistreated because of their sex. Shining a light on this dark corner of human injustice is an important step toward solving the problem. But for victims who struggle with aftereffects of abuse, is it possible to go beyond #MeToo to find freedom and peace?
What would you do if you heard you had only six months to live?
I was just out of college, in the first year of my business career. This is the last thing on earth you want to hear from your doctor. With nothing to lose, I tried Christian Science. And now, fifty-five years later, I want to tell you how I was healed.