Life, Truth, and Love
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A sampling of healing stories,
ponderous poems,
and insightful inspirations
caught and catalogued through the years....
The articles, poems, and testmonies are chosen from over 80 ( and growing) of my original articles published in The Christian Science Monitor,
The Christian Science Journal, Christian Science Sentinel, and The Herald of Christian Science-- translated from English into
Spanish, Portuguese, German, French, Indonesian, Greek, and Dutch.
For those who have a subscription, you can go to JSH-Online to access more articles.
Click on the underlined titles to get the full article.
The Christian Science Journal, Christian Science Sentinel, and The Herald of Christian Science-- translated from English into
Spanish, Portuguese, German, French, Indonesian, Greek, and Dutch.
For those who have a subscription, you can go to JSH-Online to access more articles.
Click on the underlined titles to get the full article.
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The stillness of prayer:
The starting point for peace and progress poem: founded and grounded
healing story:
Second degree facial burns healed |
Feel a spirit of love and peace not fear
You have a voice
that needs to be heard healing story: freed from pain
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poem: downpour
Choosing the good side
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Why I write
I love to write. It is a form of prayer for me.
It slows me down, makes me think more deliberately as I form ideas into words. It helps me articulate my inspiration and intuition and documents parts of my life. It helps me to clarify my prayer and gives me a way of looking objectively at my ideas.
But then when I decide to write to someone, that someone has entered into my writing space. My thoughts encircle them, as I write about what they would like to hear and what they want to know. It is a deliberate and thoughtful conversation made for two.
When I started writing a blog, I found I had a larger audience to write for and a larger conversation. Instead of writing to one other, I was writing to all humanity. This audience was wide and largely unknown, but I felt each blog post was a prayer connecting me to a larger world of thinkers and ideas. I felt a growing commitment to pray and write, knowing that quite literally, my prayers were going out to the world, ready for any listening heart. Soon, like rain starting to fall, I got a comment, then more comments. Soon, I got a call about one of my posts and a request for help. And then, another call in response to a post, and then another, and another. This started happening with greater frequency. In fact, it is what got me started in the public practice of Christian Science healing.
In the fall of 2016, I joined the editorial staff of my Church's international magazines - pioneers in magazines of reader-generated content since 1883. I worked for and wrote for an audience of readers and writers that are keenly focused on understanding the healing power of God, Love, and devoted to humanity's spiritual progress. My writing was all about a continuing conversation with writers and readers throughout the world who are committed to spread healing and apply healing to every single conceviable element in the human condition. We are all answering humanity's larger questions: How far, fast, and thorough is God's love? Is it possible to find healing EVERYWHERE? The writers of our Church's magazines answer -"Yes! Come and read." Writers act as reporters of the Christ activity on their beat, and as witnesses to the spiritual evidence of good already at hand.
No act of love is ever rejected. ”Love enriches the nature, enlarging, purifying and elevating it. ( Science and Health 57: 23). Writing is just like that. I encourage you all to join the chorus of voices who write and pray for all humanity. Are you interested in learning how to write for these groundbreaking magazines? Click here to find out more.
It slows me down, makes me think more deliberately as I form ideas into words. It helps me articulate my inspiration and intuition and documents parts of my life. It helps me to clarify my prayer and gives me a way of looking objectively at my ideas.
But then when I decide to write to someone, that someone has entered into my writing space. My thoughts encircle them, as I write about what they would like to hear and what they want to know. It is a deliberate and thoughtful conversation made for two.
When I started writing a blog, I found I had a larger audience to write for and a larger conversation. Instead of writing to one other, I was writing to all humanity. This audience was wide and largely unknown, but I felt each blog post was a prayer connecting me to a larger world of thinkers and ideas. I felt a growing commitment to pray and write, knowing that quite literally, my prayers were going out to the world, ready for any listening heart. Soon, like rain starting to fall, I got a comment, then more comments. Soon, I got a call about one of my posts and a request for help. And then, another call in response to a post, and then another, and another. This started happening with greater frequency. In fact, it is what got me started in the public practice of Christian Science healing.
In the fall of 2016, I joined the editorial staff of my Church's international magazines - pioneers in magazines of reader-generated content since 1883. I worked for and wrote for an audience of readers and writers that are keenly focused on understanding the healing power of God, Love, and devoted to humanity's spiritual progress. My writing was all about a continuing conversation with writers and readers throughout the world who are committed to spread healing and apply healing to every single conceviable element in the human condition. We are all answering humanity's larger questions: How far, fast, and thorough is God's love? Is it possible to find healing EVERYWHERE? The writers of our Church's magazines answer -"Yes! Come and read." Writers act as reporters of the Christ activity on their beat, and as witnesses to the spiritual evidence of good already at hand.
No act of love is ever rejected. ”Love enriches the nature, enlarging, purifying and elevating it. ( Science and Health 57: 23). Writing is just like that. I encourage you all to join the chorus of voices who write and pray for all humanity. Are you interested in learning how to write for these groundbreaking magazines? Click here to find out more.