June 19, 1943
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Radio
and press continue to keep stirring pictures of defense work before public thought.
In
Christian Science the real substance and identity of man, as evidenced by such qualities as intelligence, life, beauty, strength, order, harmony, and complete satisfaction, are found to be the manifestation of Mind.
At
no time in the world's history has there been a greater necessity for alertness concerning the nature of thoughts entertained— whether they be of God, healing, sustaining, and protecting, or are expressions of the general mortal concept, mesmeric, fearful, and obstructive.
It
would be difficult to find anyone who in the very depth of his heart did not desire to express joy in some way.
The
definition of "wilderness" which Mary Baker Eddy has given us in the Glossary in our textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures," reads in part.
In
this time of world crisis, youth is being carried forward into a much larger sphere than it formerly knew.
The
tendency of mankind often is to oppose change, even though the change would mean human betterment.
The
concept of sanctuary to the children of Israel was a habitation made with hands wherein God dwelt among them.
Benson Tatham Woodhead, Committee on Publication for Lancashire Southport Visiter
When
through the mist of sense to light divineThought, waking, upward wings,The unimportant things of earth recede—An angel sings.
During the year newspapers have refrained from publishing misinformation on Christian Science—a testimony to the friendly feeling that has been developed with publishers and editors.
I became interested in Christian Science in 1913 while living at the home of a Christian Science practitioner, and to him and his dear wife I shall always feel deep gratitude for setting my feet in the right path.
In 1915, when I was carrying my fifth child, the woman for whom I was working told me that I would find it helpful to read Science and Health by Mrs.
About twenty-seven years ago I was healed in Christian Science of a condition which had troubled me for more than sixteen years.
Gratitude for Christian Science prompts me to say as did the Psalmist of old.
I have been waiting for years to be able to express my gratitude for all the good that has come to me through Christian Science.
In gratitude to our Father-Mother God and to our beloved Leader, Mary Baker Eddy, I wish to give this testimony of the healings and blessings which have come to our home.
I gratefully testify to the healing power of Christian Science.
