December 25, 1948
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On
a clear winter night some nineteen centuries and more ago, many were troubled, sick, and for the most part enslaved.
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When
the Christmas season has come and gone, thought is sometimes tempted to turn backward with a feeling of regret that the same glad spirit of good fellowship which characterized it seems no longer to permeate the hearts of mankind.
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If
you were asked to express in one word what the world most needs, what all men most want, though they may not so define it, it might well be harmony.
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An
acquaintance once said to a student of Christian Science, "I have been traveling from place to place looking for the promised land, but I have never found it.
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The
longing for happy companionship is doubtless as old as the human race.
Poem
They
were a people who for forty yearsPitched their great tents against the burning dark,Drank from the brook at Eshcol, and shed tearsUpon the meads of Ain and saw the arkBorne before Moses.
Editorial
Luke's
record of the nativity of Christ Jesus is fraught with exquisite beauty.
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The following periodicals were founded by Mary Baker Eddy and are published by The Christian Science Publishing Society, One, Norway Street, Boston 15, Massachusetts, U.
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Testimony of Healing
This testimony is written to encourage those who may be struggling with a sense of loneliness, difficulty, and indecision because of being the first or only one in a family to study Christian Science.
Testimony of Healing
Because I have received so much benefit from the teaching of Christian Science I feel that I must write my testimony.
Testimony of Healing
I began the study of Christian Science, not because I had need of healing, but because I was persuaded it was the truth, for I had seen my mother and my sister become sincere students of this religion.
Testimony of Healing
My sincere appreciation of Christian Science and my gratitude to Mary Baker Eddy, as its Discoverer and Founder, prompt me to give this written expression of love.
Testimony of Healing
It is not possible for me to express fully in words my gratitude for Christian Science.
Testimony of Healing
I wish to express my gratitude for the realization of God's protection, love, guidance, and preservation of me and mine.
Testimony of Healing
I did not come into Christian Science for healing.
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A skylight
window in an attic room,to some, might have meant discouragement and gloom;but one brave heart refused to acknowledge dangeror insufficiency.
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From an editorial in the Atlantic City Press, New Jerseyquoting The Progressive Farmer
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