March 11, 1944
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These
days, many who have never before used tools are busily at work with them in shipyards, in airplane factories, in defense plants, and on farms.
As
thought was turned to God one day on behalf of one who had asked for Christian Science treatment, the following line of reasoning presented itself: "Well, to begin with, as a child of God man is not the son of a man and a woman, who are in turn the son and the daughter of two other men and two other women.
The
good neighbor policy, indicating a better relationship, socially and economically, between neighboring nations, is steadily gaining ground and proving its worth.
"Don't
take it in!" This wise admonition, when spoken by an experienced Christian Science practitioner to a student in the midst of a very difficult trial, served so to uplift thought spiritually that a complete healing of an overwhelming sense of grief was instantaneous and proved to be permanent.
Almost
constantly within the human heart there is the silent struggle to rise above the mists of earth.
Toward
evening of a late autumn afternoon, the cries of wild geese were heard from the northern sky.
A YOUNG
student of Christian Science, who loved her weekly Sunday school lessons, often had the desire to become a member of The Mother Church.
Look
no farther than the Holy Bible if you would seek the world's greatest dramas.
Article
The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts, announces a series of free public lectures on Christian Science by Colin Rücker Eddison, C.
[From a Lieutenant in the Air Corps]
I was drawn to Christian Science nine years ago, while living in Shanghai.
Many years ago, while mentally striving for something to hold to besides matter, I became interested in various so-called mental sciences, until I ran into a problem for which none of these things could give me any aid or show the way out.
Christian Science, discovered and founded by Mary Baker Eddy, has been my only physician and spiritual guide for thirty-five years.
While I was reading Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy, some years ago, I found myself healed of what the doctor had called anemia.
I go to the Christian Science Wednesday evening testimony meetings with my mother sometimes, but because we live some distance from the church I cannot always go.
Because I have learned that problems promote our growth.
Our
human concept of this earthborn lifeIs so intrenched within our every thought,So fortified by error's daily strife,So carelessly and yet so deeply fraughtWith trivial things that only turn our praiseAway from truth and love and liberty,We do not see the lighted lamp of Love,We do not feel the urge of Spirit's claim,We have not learned the righteous way to proveThe unreality of mortal aim.
