April 21, 1951
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Responsible
thinking persons today are gravely considering impending conditions in world affairs.
The
compassionate appeal of Christian Science lies in the fact that it brings to the human consciousness the realization of the presence of but one creation, the spiritual, and of its completely perfect and harmonious nature, devoid of sin, sickness, or death.
Of
profound significance to all who are striving earnestly to widen the scope of their demonstration of Christian Science is the familiar quotation.
How
many times have we said, or heard it said, "I am going home"! What a wealth of meaning is contained in that simple word home, which carries with it the comforting, protecting, loving sense of security and well-being! As we think further on this subject in the light of Christian Science, we find that we do not have to go home, but that we are already there, ever dwelling harmoniously in the ever-present consciousness of divine Love, never separated for a moment from our Father-Mother God.
To
feel that we have made a mistake about something important or that we are the victims of unfortunate circumstances and as a result unhappiness or failure must be experienced, is a state of thought most undesirable and a burden we do not need to bear.
The
Christian Science textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy, is inseparably linked with the Bible.
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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.
Atascadero, Southern CaliforniaAtascadero News
To fulfill effectively the sacred office of Sunday School superintendent is surely the prayer of everyone who is called to this joyous work.
Four years ago I experienced a healing in Christian Science of arthritis in a very severe form.
Over thirty years ago I suffered great pain from a condition of my eyes, and knowing nothing of Christian Science at the time, I consulted a well-known eye specialist, who pronounced the difficulty to be cataracts.
In looking back over my life and recalling how much good I have been privileged to experience in Christian Science, I cannot refrain from expressing my gratitude to God, as well as to Mrs.
In the spring of 1946 I broke my glasses, which I had worn for twelve years for failing eyesight.
Several years ago I was involved in an automobile collision, and my car was hurled into a telephone pole.
As I have been enjoying God's goodness through the study and application of Christian Science for more than fifty years, I should like to add my word of praise and thanksgiving to Him for the blessings I have received and for the peace of mind that Christian Science has given me.
I should like to tell of the healing which was the means of my turning unreservedly to Christian Science.
Words cannot express adequately my gratitude to Mrs.
Over a year ago I became very ill with high blood pressure and damaged heart valves.
During the many years that I have been a student of Christian Science I have experienced numerous blessings, and I am deeply grateful for all of them.
Fourteen years ago I married a consecrated student of Christian Science, and our harmonious life together has been built on the truths of this wonderful Science.
A copy of the Christian Science textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mrs.
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