The
dearest desire of the Christian Scientist is to love so deeply and universally as to be ready at all times to comfort and console, to heal sickness, or so-called hopeless disease, and to lift the burden of sin.
Reading
the political and international news of the day, one can hardly fail to become aware that world thought is to a large extent obsessed by a belief in the imminence of war, and is more than doubtful of the possibility of devising means of averting it.
A testimony
was once given in a church by a woman who said: "I suffered from physical inharmony and worked against it according to the teaching of Christian Science.
Every
substantial building, from a skyscraper to a modest bungalow, is carefully designed and erected according to approved standerds of construction, and a properly laid foundation precedes actual construction.
What
a power for good Christian Science bestows on all who understand its teachings! By revealing to them that God is omnipotent and that man is God's image, it shows them that the real man reflects unlimited power.
with contributions from Lucia C. Coulson , Samuel B. Moore, Osa M. Whidden, Charles M. Shaw, Prescott Emerson, May Baer, Robert O. Berry, Wanda Mansbach
It is with deep gratitude and a desire to share with others some of the blessings which have come to me through the study of Christian Science that I give this testimony.
When the opportunity came to teach music in Montana, I was advised to accept, since it was supposed that the climate there was especially beneficial and would free me from colds and headaches.
Twenty-five years ago I was living in a small town in northern Ohio, and while going from our home to that of my wife's folks, I was taken ill and was helped into a neighbor's house, and a physician was telephoned to come at once.
He
turned aside to see,Nor followed with his eyes, or anxious thought,The windings of the sheep of Jethro's flockGrazing at peace upon the Horeb height;Nor feared lest one should stray,Or, timid, take to flight.
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with contributions from Lucia C. Coulson , Samuel B. Moore, Osa M. Whidden, Charles M. Shaw, Prescott Emerson, May Baer, Robert O. Berry, Wanda Mansbach