September 13, 1958
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Many
people today seem to be experiencing a helter-skelter type of living, with considerable coming and going; they hurry hither and yon, endeavoring to crowd a great number of activities into a relatively small time period.
The
contemplation of the many comforting promises given in the ninety-first Psalm brings much encouragement and enlightenment.
Students
of the Bible are familiar with Jesus' searching inquiry to his disciples.
To
those unfamiliar with Christian Science the statement that disease is unreal seems abstract, even untrue, and they look upon those making such absolute statements as being unrealistic or else as purveyors of fairy tales.
Without
the enlightenment of Christian Science, the various phases of behavior which children go through during the material process called "growing up" are perplexing.
Many
people have been refreshed and encouraged while listening to the beautiful solo "O rest in the Lord" from the oratorio "Elijah" by Mendelssohn.
Alec
is an English boy and has been a pupil in a Christian Science Sunday School ever since he can remember.
Much
has been written on the subject of the heart.
When
man-made satellites are placed in orbit, gravitational pull and atmospheric resistance must be overcome.
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The thousands of Christian Scientists in the armed services, who are serving their respective countries throughout the world, are being helped by The Mother Church through the Fund for Armed Services Activities.
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In order that radiocast lectures may be announced in the Sentinel in time for pickup in countries outside the United States, will churches expecting to give such lectures send this information to the Journal, Sentinel, and Herald Editorial Department at least three months in advance of date of lecture, and four months if possible.
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Speaker: Friends, for many years our guest had suffered serious attacks of hay fever.
Christian Science Ministers for the Armed Services visit Veterans Administration Hospitals to help those veterans whose religious preference is Christian Science.
In the hope that this may be of help to others and because I owe a debt of gratitude for all the wonderful testimonies that have inspired me, I gratefully submit this account of a healing which came about while I was earnestly trying to do my part in church work.
On August 16, 1948, while in the Far East, I was badly hurt as the result of a parachute jump.
How grateful I am that when I was about ten years old my mother became interested in Christian Science and that I had the opportunity of attending a Sunday School whenever we lived near a Church of Christ, Scientist! During the ten years that followed I had many opportunities to prove what I was learning in the Sunday School.
"The very circumstance, which your suffering sense deems wrathful and afflictive, Love can make an angel entertained unawares".
Christian Science has blessed me for many years.
I should like to express my gratitude to God for Christ Jesus, the Way-shower, and for Mary Baker Eddy, the Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science, as well as for the loving practitioners who are so willing to help us.
In the Manual of The Mother Church by Mary Baker Eddy we read.
I had an experience which proved to me the ever-present protecting power of God.
Joseph Worcester,
an American lexicographer, was born in Bedford, New Hampshire.
