Testimony of Healing May 7, 1949 Issue

Freedom is obtained from hopeless invalidism

Alice Fyock

"Whatsoever things are true, .... honest, .... of good report," says Paul, "think on these things" (Phil. 4:8), and Mrs. Eddy reminds us to keep our minds filled with good. The remembering of God's enduring kindness to us is one of the good things.

As I look back upon the wonderful help and guidance I have had since Christian Science found me under the sentence of hopeless, helpless invalidism, I realize that this religion is one of the true things for which to praise God daily. Through Mrs. Eddy's revelation that there is but one Mind, I was led to know an unlimited, eternal, ever-present God and thus to prepare myself to receive joyously more of God's affluence; to see the unfolding of divine Mind in my uplifted thinking; to know that whatever of good has been accomplished has been the gift of the grace of Spirit.

Through Christian Science I was freed from the bondage of invalidism and restored to my professional life; I have been protected from illness; I have a permanent home; I have been saved from grief at the passing on of those near and dear in the family, as well as of my teacher.

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