Article March 30, 1946 Issue

Dwellings for All

JAMES HEARNDEN

Noble, generous, and loving men and women throughout the world are making laudable efforts to solve the many problems confronting humanity. The task of housing the apparently homeless is one such problem that now engages the thought and attention of all earnest thinkers.

The teachings of Christian Science equip the devout student to take his part in this task of helping to find homes and work for his brother. This religion, based on the inspired Word of the Bible, reveals that God is All and therefore ever present. Because God is also unchanging Principle, the harmonious relationship existing in His universe between God and man in His image and likeness is ever the same and not subject to alteration.

God is also Love, and the nature of divine Love is to enfold, provide for, and protect its own. There is nothing unsheltered in divine Love. Ample evidence of this truth is to be found in the many Scriptural records of individuals and nations who found their need of shelter provided in proportion to their obedience to God's commands and directing. These demonstrations are today repeated in the experiences of those who turn trustingly to God.

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