Christian Caring & Impersonal Prayer
Impersonal prayer can be ethically used in any situation by anyone regardless of the circumstances. The presenter shares his experience with this approach to caring in Christian Science.
Articles that address this topic:
Praying about the needs of others requires special ethical considerations. Here is a suggested collection of articles that specifically address this question.
The Metaphysics of Caring
Several articles can be found in the Christian Science periodicals that discuss indirect, or impersonal treatment, and our proper caring for others. Below is a list of some of those articles.
“Prayer: What’s it all about? (Part two)” Barbara Packer, Sentinel Watch, OCTOBER 9, 2023
“Treat Yourself,” Eunice W. Hedler, Christian Science Sentinel, DECEMBER 8, 1951
“Treat Yourself,” Doris Edington, Christian Science Sentinel, MARCH 11, 2013
“Help Without Direct Treatment,” Naomi Price, Christian Science Sentinel, OCTOBER 23, 1971
“Praying for Those We Love,” Dewitt John, Christian Science Sentinel, SEPTEMBER 28, 1981
“Proper Caring,” Arno Preller, Christian Science Sentinel, JUNE 21, 1982