March 8, 1947
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"The
foxes have holes, and the birds of the air have nests; but the Son of man hath not where to lay his head.
Mary's
heart was like a frightened birdSnared in the underbrush of shame and sinWhen Jesus' quick, illuminating wordUnloosed it from a dark indiscipline.
It
is a common occurrence at a football game to hear spectators encourage the team they favor to "stop the interference.
In
a world weary of bickering and hatred, it is good to know there is a language understandable to all—the language of divine Love.
Although
Ralph and his sister Barbara lived on a farm, they attended a Christian Science Sunday School in a nearby city.
A correspondent
writes: "I have been studying Science half of my human existence—the second half.
At
certain seasons of the year there come from many parts of the world invitations to the public to visit particular regions and enjoy the warm sunshine, the flowers, and the fruit of some favored clime And very pleasant indeed it is sometimes to accept this invitation and enjoy the promised hospitality.
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In accordance with a custom which has been followed for some time past, several members of The Christian Science Board of Lectureship who have served continuously thereon for a number of years will reserve a period to be devoted particularly to the study and practice of Christian Science.
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Many earnest men, women, and children above twelve years are eagerly reaching out for membership in The Mother Church—the Church that is bringing to human consciousness a great spiritualization of thought.
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When sending a change of address, the following points should always be included in the request: name; new address.
[From a Christian Scientist in France]
With the thought that it may help others in a similar situation, I submit the following testimony.
My return to civilian life and occupation after nearly five years of war service causes my thought to turn in retrospect to past experiences and search for language suitable to express gratitude for the many blessings, the protection, and the guidance afforded me by Christian Science.
The results of the application of Christian Science prove that God is "a very present help in trouble".
It is with deep gratitude that I give this testimony.
It is with sincere and deep gratitude that I wish to say that Christian Science means everything to me.
It is with deepest gratitude that I give this testimony of the wonderful experiences which have been mine since I became a student of Christian Science.
Some years ago I wrote a short testimony which was printed in The Christian Science Journal.
