March 13, 1948
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One
of the best-loved stories in the Bible is that of Jesus' stilling of the tempest.
Confronted
by many difficulties, a student of Christian Science recalled an experience he had had years before.
The
members of associations of pupils of loyal teachers of Christian Science rightly look forward with eager expectancy to their annual association meetings.
The
light of day may seem obscure,The prospect dark, no step secure;But through all time the rugged wayIs lit by Love's eternal ray.
Do
we believe that God, Spirit, is All-in-all, and that man is spiritual and immortal, the reflection of the divine perfection?
In
order to comprehend an idea, it is necessary that we appreciate and understand its divine import.
A High
school sophomore was given a new motor scooter to commute from his home to the school.
God
, give me joy to welcome allAnd greater strength than hardest rock;A breastplate of unwavering patience,And faith when error tries to mock.
One
of the grandest contributions ever made to the good of humanity is the ninety-first Psalm.
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The following statement came to us from one of our new members: "Experiences have proved overwhelmingly to me the vital part that membership in The Mother Church plays in an individual's progress from sense to Soul!"
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Quite frequently checks and money orders are received by the Publishing Society with nothing to indicate whether the remittance is to be applied to subscriptions, advertising, or Journal cards, to mention a few of our accounts.
Those desiring information regarding radio programs mentioned in these columns may write to the Manager of Committees on Publication, 107 Falmouth Street, Boston 15, Massachusetts.
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The wide appeal of the accurately and constructively presented news found in The Christian Science Monitor was illustrated in the experience of a Christian Scientist in England who left his peacetime work in 1943 to aid the national effort in a factory.
It is with a heart full of gratitude to God and to Mary Baker Eddy that I write this testimony.
"To those leaning on the sustaining infinite, to-day is big with blessings".
My first experience with Christian Science was during the influenza epidemic in 1918.
"Apply thine heart unto instruction, and thine ears to the words of knowledge".
I wish to acknowledge the healing power of Christian Science and to praise God by giving this testimony.
When Christian Science was first presented to me, five years ago, I had recently lost a dear one and was alone with two small boys, filled with fear and much distraught.
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