September 4, 1954
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Every
right-thinking individual desires to accomplish something worthwhile, something that will be helpful to him and to his fellow beings.
The
prophets of the Old Testament assured the faithful that "the Messiah the Prince," or deliverer, would be sent by God to free them from oppression.
The
smallest ray of TruthIn darkest night,When clung to in our need,Can put to flightAbysmal thoughts of fearAnd lead us whereWe see our Father's love—In answered prayer.
The
world today is putting much emphasis on various types of ideals, and in many areas it is desperately seeking to attain them.
While
reading the Bible, a student of Christian Science was impressed with the oft-repeated admonition to trust in good.
Students
of Christian Science are learning that Life is God and that the overcoming of error of any type depends upon the repudiating of the mistaken theory that man is a mortal, born of mortal parents.
No earnest prayer sent forth on wingsOf hope and faith that all may proveCan go unanswered, for it singsOf gratitude and unselfed love.
Is
there someone crushed by the belief that his labor of love for another has met only disdain and resentment?
There
was but one method available to Jesus whereby to reach the "man in the street" and that was to journey about the countryside teaching and proving the truth of his words by healing works.
It
is generally agreed among men that food, shelter, and clothing are needed to sustain human existence.
Whoever
seeks to find man in matter is following a vain quest, for man is not there.
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Membership in The Mother Church, together with membership in one of its branches, affords opportunity for participation in the worldwide healing and redemptive work of Christian Science, as provided for by the Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science, Mary Baker Eddy.
"We have known and believed the love that God hath to us.
Having had more than twenty years of continual blessings through Christian Science, I wish to give testimony of the benefit I have received from its teachings.
About three years ago while I was doing my laundry, I caught my thumb in the wringer.
As the years of my study and demonstration of Christian Science have gone by I have become increasingly grateful for what God is and for what He does for mankind.
With deep humility and joy I wish to express my gratitude for Christian Science, for what it has done for me and for what it is doing for the world.
Christian Science has been in our family for as long as I can remember.
A number of years ago, in my search for an answer to the problems of life that confronted me, I found Christian Science.
During my third college year of what was intended as a preparation for a Protestant seminary, I felt strongly impelled to examine the path I had chosen.
The high standard maintained by our periodicals in expressing genuine Christian Science has inspired me for forty years.
Christian Science has been my only physician for many years.
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