June 16, 1956
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From
the beginning of history human beings have given much attention to the question of that wherewith they should be clothed.
GoD's
Word goes forth to bring His sons from far:Not even farthest margin of beliefCan be beyond His all-unbounded love.
After
explaining that the healing which she taught had not gone on since the beginning of the Christian era, Mary Baker Eddy answers the question.
"IF
delusion says, 'I have lost my memory,' contradict it.
The
prophet Jeremiah pointed out a way of healing other than by material means.
Among
the rules for a good life which Christ Jesus gave in his Sermon on the Mount is the following.
"The
Science of all healing is based on Mind—the power of Truth over error," writes Mary Baker Eddy in "The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and Miscellany".
Article
The Fund opened in January, 1942, known as "The Mother Church Wartime Fund," is now designated "The Mother Church Fund for Armed Services Activities and Postwar Emergencies.
Article
On this program, David Nelles of Wilmington, Delaware, told of his own experience.
To acquaint a child with the great characters of the Bible whose examples have inspired men and women through the centuries is a real privilege.
Article
Experiences of Sunday School teachers and officers are invited by the Sunday School Activities Division.
From early childhood to mature manhood I had sudden internal attacks which caused much pain and suffering and from which I received no relief from medical remedies.
"The prayer that reforms the sinner and heals the sick is an absolute faith that all things are possible to God,—a spiritual understanding of Him, an unselfed love.
I know that Christian Science heals, and I am very grateful for the joy that it has brought into my experience.
About sixteen years ago I suffered a great deal from a severe stomach ailment.
I should like to take this opportunity to express my deep gratitude for our textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy.
Some years ago I became so ill that the doctors gave my case up as a hopeless one.
I was a young girl when my parents first became interested in Christian Science, and I accepted its teachings at once in a simple, childlike way, gladly availing myself of the privilege of attending the Sunday School of the local Christian Science Society.
I wish to express my deep gratitude for all the good I have received since coming into Christian Science.
Robert James McCracken in an article in The Christian World London, England
