September 20, 1958
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The
five W's used so effectively in newspaper writing—what, who, when, where, and why— might be applied just as effectively to Christian Science.
It
is widely believed that the accomplishment of even an unselfish end is dependent, at least in part, upon familiar material methods, certain human associations, or some measure of personal forcefulness.
"Atomic
age" and "atomic force" are fearful words often uttered these days, sometimes in appeals for sky watchers and air raid wardens and at other times in announcements of increased production of destructive nuclear instruments.
To
those coming within sight of the celebrated Mont Blanc for the first time, the mountain even on clear days is not always immediately visible.
Epidemics
, which are always based on fear, can become a part of our experience only in the degree that we allow fear to control our thinking.
In
seeking a clearer understanding of true employment, one student of Christian Science has found it helpful to consider the verse from the Bible which reads.
When
Christ Jesus was catechized and denounced by the people concerning his claims to the Messiahship, he said.
The
history of religion as we know it shows that there is no room for complacency in the mind of one who is truly inspired by God.
Article
The addresses given in the Extension of The Mother Church at the meeting on June 4, 1958, in the Interest of Our Sunday School will be printed in the Christian Science Sentinel in five consecutive issues beginning October 4, 1958.
Article
Speaker: If you knew there was a power that could help you in every emergency, wouldn't you want to understand how it operates?
[From a teacher in a branch church Sunday School]
It is with a heart overflowing with loving gratitude that I submit this testimony of the first fruits of my harvesting in Christian Science.
More than forty-five years ago a friend introduced me to Christian Science by giving me a periodical.
I am earnestly and sincerely grateful for the help that Christian Science has been to me for many years.
For the many blessings which members of my family and I have received through the study of Christian Science, I should like to express my sincere and heartfelt gratitude.
It was through witnessing the overnight healing of unsightly warts on the face of a friend of mine that I began to study Christian Science.
It is with a deep sense of gratitude for Christian Science and for Mary Baker Eddy, the divinely inspired revelator of Truth to this age, that I offer this testimony of the healing power of Christian Science.
I should like to tell of the joy Christian Science has brought to me.
