Article January 13, 1945 Issue

"God made medicine"

CONSTANCE A. HUNT

"Shall students of Christian Science become subscribers to group medical service?" is a question more and more frequently asked. Each individual student confronted with this question must find his answer through reliance on God's guidance. The writer's experience is related to show how through trust in God her way was made plain.

To the personnel of the office where the writer is employed, an offer was made: If each employee would subscribe for the services of a specified medical clinic, at a nominal fee, the office would pay half the cost of such a fee.

The writer's first impulse was to sign the petition. "But," prompted the "still small voice," "for that same amount of money you could pay for a year's subscription to The Christian Science Monitor." Thought was awakened to see that action could not be based merely on the amount of money involved. The answer lay much deeper.

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