Article July 10, 1943 Issue

Excerpts from Letters Concerning Christian Science Wartime Activities

[From an Authorized Christian Science Worker]

A member of the Women's Royal Naval Service, who was working in a hotel situated on the point of England which is the shortest distance from France, spoke of the protection which she had experienced, and which everyone in the building was aware of, for never had bombardment or bombs touched them at any time.

She related the following instance of protection: During a heavy bombardment she was going down the street to get to her post. As she stood wondering whether or not to proceed to her work, she recalled the statement on page 563 of "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy. "Why should we stand aghast at nothingness?" and she moved on. A moment or so afterwards a shell exploded right where she had been standing, and another shell fell near the spot which she had just passed as she walked into the building unharmed.

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