Article October 9, 1943 Issue

"First Aids" to School Problems

[Of Special Interest to Youth]

RUTH ELIZABETH DUNN

The young Christian Scientist has many opportunities to prove that the truths he has learned in Sunday school are valuable in his daily school experiences.

From the moment that he is expected to make choices, he must weigh values before making decisions. The boy who has learned that he reflects Mind knows that his choice can be rightly made, whether he is electing a course of study, trying out for a team, or joining a fraternity. Surely a choice made through reliance on Mind will prove to be the best for him individually, and will thereby bless his school or group.

Popularity based upon comparisons of individuals often tries to create unhappiness in schools. It is unfair in its judgments, because they are based upon mortal mind qualities. The Christian Scientist, however, can know that in Science each individual has the privilege of reflecting and expressing Mind's abundance and the attractiveness of divine Love.

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