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lingála (Lingala)

BANDOKI NA MPE MILIMO MABE BAKUFI

(sánzá ya míbalé 23 2012)
Originally published by The Christian Science Publishing Society

YO OUTI NA NZAMBE

(sánzá ya yambo 31 2012)
Originally published in the Christian Science Sentinel, sánzá ya míbalé 13 1978
Also available in English: You come from God

Lobondeli na Nkolo mpe kososola na molimo

(sánzá ya míbalé 17 2011)
Originally published in Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures
Also available in English: The Lord's Prayer

Ndimbola ya solo-solo ya lizali

(sánzá ya míbalé 17 2011)
Originally published in Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures
Also available in English:The Scientific Statement of Being

Libonza lia «mama» mpo ya mobu mua sika mpo ya bana bake

(sánzá ya míbalé 08 2011)
Originally published in Miscellaneous Writings 1883 - 1896
Also available in English: Mother's New Year Gift to the Little Children

Banzelu

(sánzá ya míbalé 08 2011)
Originally published in Miscellaneous Writings
Also available in English: Angels

The Mission of the Herald

In 1903, Mary Baker Eddy established The Herald of Christian Science. Its purpose: "to proclaim the universal activity and availability of Truth." The definition of "herald" as given in a dictionary, "forerunner—a messenger sent before to give notice of the approach of what is to follow," gives a special significance to the name Herald and moreover points to our obligation, the obligation of each one of us, to see that our Heralds fulfill their trust, a trust inseparable from the Christ and first announced by Jesus (Mark 16:15), "Go ye into all the world, and preach the gospel to every creature."

—Mary Sands Lee, Christian Science Sentinel, July 7, 1956

Learn more about the Herald and its Mission.