January 13, 1945
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The
old thought of God as a severe taskmaster, a stern king, an exacting judge left one with little desire to be present with Him.
The
light which Christian Science throws upon Jesus' teachings is revealing their deeper spiritual meaning and their practicality in everyday experience.
At
one period in the war, when the enemy was boasting of its power to overrun all boundaries, and was indeed advancing rapidly toward Egypt, the writer found herself wishing that a miracle would happen.
The
communion which Christian Scientists commemorate at their Sunday services twice each year is a joyous occasion.
"Shall
students of Christian Science become subscribers to group medical service?
A Christian Scientist
knows that had Daniel acknowledged any other power or presence than the omnipotence and omnipresence of divine Love, he would not have been blessed with the remarkable protection that was his when he was confronted with the hatred and jealousy of the carnal mind.
From
the time of Paul to this year of our Lord, the celebration of what is known as Holy Communion has been possibly the most sacred rite of the Christian church.
The
big things in life—the worthy achievements and successful accomplishments—result from many well-done little things.
[From a Soldier's Mother]
Christian Science was presented to me when I was in severe mental and physical distress.
"When thou passest through the waters, I will be with thee; and through the rivers, they shall not overflow thee".
The testimonies published in the periodicals and given at the Wednesday evening meetings always bring peace and healing to me.
I have waited some ten years before submitting a testimony, more to test myself than Christian Science.
With deep gratitude to God I can say, "Christian Science does solve every problem.
To have been reared in a home where Christian Science was practiced and demonstrated is a blessed privilege for which I shall never cease to be grateful to God.
Christian Science was introduced to us by a friend of my husband's just over eighteen months ago.
Where
Egypt's proud, heart-hardened king held sway,Refusing to accede to God's demand,It is recorded that thick darkness layFull three days' space, enveloping the land;On all the sons of Egypt blackness fell,But Israel, God's chosen, felt no night,Nor any plague—for as the Scriptures tell,Within their dwelling places there was light!
