January 4, 1947
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The
unity of good is a cardinal doctrine of Christian Science.
The
writer was struggling one morning with physical pain.
At
the present time, when many are experiencing cramped housing conditions and finding it necessary to establish or reestablish a home, what comfort and assurance are to be found in this verse from the ninetieth Psalm.
Almost
all attending the Wednesday testimony meetings of a Christian Science church do so with the expectation of receiving benefits.
"He
that is slow to anger is better than the mighty; and he that ruleth his spirit than he that taketh a city".
"Oh,
I wish I could readily express what I know; I am always so self-conscious," was the despairing cry of a young pupil.
"Surely,"
said Simon, Simon the Pharisee,"If this man were a prophet, he would knowThe woman is a sinner.
What
a necessary companion to the Christian pilgrim is hope! In fact, in one of Thomas Fuller's sparkling apothegms we read, "He that wants hope is the poorest man alive.
Stability
cannot be thought of in terms of matter, material substance, knowledge, or so-called scientific research.
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To meet the need of the Christian Science churches in Spanish-speaking countries, a translation into Spanish of the words to one hundred hymns from the Christian Science Hymnal has been made.
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Recently a new member wrote that already she had begun to feel the strength of The Mother Church.
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When sending a change of address, the following points should always be included in the request: name; new address.
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British Isles: 21-23 Shaftesbury Avenue, London, W.
The progressive development of Christian Science in our country has been marked since 1940.
When Christian Science came into my life in July, 1905, I had been an invalid for three years, suffering from heart trouble, stomach trouble, and a nervous breakdown with all its attendant ills.
We have been so greatly benefited by the articles and testimonies in the Christian Science periodicals that I too wish to express heartfelt gratitude to God for all that Christian Science has done for us.
A testimony of mine was published in The Christian Science Journal of July, 1929, telling of my early experiences in Christian Science.
It is with a growing desire to share the blessings that have come to me through the study and application of Christian Science that I write my testimony.
The testimonies in our periodicals have long been a source of inspiration to me, and I am grateful for the many blessings that have come to me through the healing truth of Christian Science.
I should like to submit a testimony of a healing which took place some time ago and has been permanent.
That "man's extremity is God's opportunity," I can surely testify.
I owe my well-being entirely to the healing efficacy of Christian Science, having been healed of many ills.
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