October 26, 1957
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The
maintenance of harmony in human relationships is assured when we let spiritual sense govern our attitude toward each other and through our understanding of Christian Science overcome a personal sense of man.
COMMON
to all mankind is the desire to succeed—to do their work better and so to progress to the attainment of their individual objectives or ideals.
Two
little girls who attended a Christian Science Sunday School found the truths they learned there continually useful in daily living.
IN
the first chapter of Genesis we read that God created man in His own image and likeness.
"SCIENCE
not only reveals the origin of all disease as mental, but it also declares that all disease is cured by divine Mind.
Christ Jesus,
our great Way-shower, indicated that the Christian should show forth his integrity in his speech as well as in his actions.
The
Psalmist placed pleasure on a spiritual basis when he said of the children of men.
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Contributions are most gratefully accepted by The Mother Church Treasurer from members and friends for the following funds:
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Speaker: We've a very interesting experience to present today, a remarkable recovery from defacing injuries received in an accident.
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Branches of The Mother Church in many countries are presenting the Tuesday evening meeting, "Today's Challenge to the Christian Scientist," before their members by means of tape recording.
At an early age I became impelled by a great desire to know the truth.
It is a privilege to bear grateful testimony to the healing power of Christian Science.
Christian Science has sustained me for almost forty years.
Many years ago, shortly after I took up the study of Christian Science, I had a convincing proof of its healing power.
Early in my study of Christian Science I was healed of the alcohol and tobacco habits.
When my husband and I were married seventeen years ago, he was a student of Christian Science, but I was not at all interested in it.
Having been reared to believe that God punishes us for all we do wrong, whether knowingly or unknowingly, and being terror-stricken by what I believed to be the judgment day, I cannot describe both my relief and my happiness upon learning through Christian Science that God is Love.
Daily study of the current Lesson-Sermon in the Christian Science Quarterly and the inspiring articles in our periodicals give me a desire to express gratitude for God's goodness and love.
The
deeds and character of Sir William Wallace, Scottish patriot and hero, have been chronicled in legends and immortalized in verse.
People today think of love as something weak and sentimental.
The teaching and ministry of Jesus was built upon the foundations laid in childhood and youth.
