Responding with prayer to recent news and local concerns

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Christian Science Daily Lift

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The Christian Science Monitor 

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Between the stacks: A day in the life of a library

By Jackie Valley Staff writer

May 15, 2023|JEFFERSON CITY, MO.

Del Prenger enters the main branch of the Missouri River Regional Library seeking a solution.

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For the bullied, bullies, and bystanders: This mom has a plan

By JJ Wahlberg Staff writer

May 17, 2023|LAGUNA BEACH, CALIF.

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Debt limit: A political chasm over fiscal responsibility

By Christa Case Bryant Staff writer Twitter @christacbryant

May 8, 2023|WASHINGTON

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Title 42 shifted attitudes about migration – south of US border

By Whitney Eulich Special correspondent

@weulich

May 9, 2023|CIUDAD JUÁREZ AND TIJUANA, MEXICO

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The Union 

 

'I know I have found the right place': The Phoenix to rebirth former Owl restaurant space

Marianne Boll-See | Staff Writer

May 16, 2023 Updated May 16, 2023

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Here are some timely articles from Christian Science publications and friends that we hope you'll find helpful and strengthening:

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Twenty years ago I became interested in Christian Science...

By Everett Kourian

From the December 31, 1938 issue of the Christian Science Sentinel

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"Twenty years ago I became interested in Christian Science after attending a Sunday service at The Mother Church. During the following three years much time was spent in investigating and studying this Science. As a result of my study I was healed of bilious attacks, sick headaches, broken arches, and fear of contagion."

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We are supposed to be a Christian people, supposed to...

John Ashcroft

From the November 30, 1918 issue of the Christian Science Sentinel

St. Louis (Mo.) Republic

 

"We are supposed to be a Christian people, supposed to have inherited and to be maintaining that faith in God which inspired the Pilgrim Fathers to brave the dangers of the uncharted ocean and the uncertainties of a country unsettled and occupied with hostile peoples. If we were asked individually whether we have faith in God, whether we believe the Scriptural teaching of His omnipresence and loving care, we would almost unanimously answer, Yes. If we were asked whether we believed anything could overpower that omnipotent omnipresence and nullify that care, we would with equal assurance answer, No. Yet the majority of us are going around in dire apprehension of being overtaken by something we cannot see, the terror of which is largely in its name. We are not manifesting one one-hundredth part of the courage of the boys we have sent overseas to make the world safe for that democracy through which the spiritual ideals of humanity find readiest expression."

 

He's Got the Whole World in His Hands

"Hey everyone. This is the video version of a song my wife Wendy Remington recorded at home and played as the solo during our church’s online service (the lyrics will be familiar, with an added verse from Psalms 33:5; Wendy wrote the music and plays the piano) – a fitting message during this challenging time."  From Eric Nelson

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Contagion He's Got the Whole World in His Hands

Finding Your Immunity from Disease, Christian Science lecture, Michelle Boccanfuso Nanouche

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Defeating the mental contagion  

By William E. Moody

From the January 25, 1993 issue of the Christian Science Sentinel

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Overcoming fear—the first step on the road to healing

with Allison Rose-Sonnesyn

March 19, 2020 - Sentinel Watch

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Wildfires  

Wildfires Dissipate, The Christian Science Journal

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The Fire Consumed Not, Christian Science Sentinel

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Housing and Homelessness

Praying for People in Desperate Straits, Christian Science Sentinel

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Uninterrupted Employment, Christian Science Sentinel

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Home: A Spiritual Concept, Christian Science Sentinel