April 11, 1959
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A Friend
of the writer's, who is slightly beyond the normal age limit for his profession, found himself suddenly unemployed.
A Student
of Christian Science was accustomed to climb an extremely steep hill in order to reach a bus stop.
Through
divine guidance Mary Baker Eddy was led to ordain an impersonal pastor to minister to the needs of the members of her Church.
When,
in the closet of the night,We close the door on self,Angels minister thoughts of loveAnd flood the heart with light.
Often
we hear of healings that have come about as the result of an individual's making use of a Christian Science Reading Room.
One
day across the desk of a Christian Science practitioner sat a young student who was just beginning the study of this religion, The practitioner was explaining some basic truths of man's real selfhood.
Stones
that bruise the straying footWe treasure for the lessons taught;Allure of alien, dazzling fruitWe see to be a specious thought.
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Perhaps
nothing is more important to the progress of the student of Christian Science than church membership.
The
evidence of evil in the world sometimes seems overwhelming.
In
the Bible are to be found accounts of God's call to spiritually receptive individuals.
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The Trustees under the Will of Mary Baker Eddy take pleasure in announcing the binding of three additional books in red and in green Sturdite to match editions of "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" published in 1958.
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To ensure that complete lecture notices be printed in the Sentinel, detailed information should reach the Journal, Sentinel, and Herald Editorial Department regarding lectures in the United States and Canada at least seven weeks before the date of the lecture; elsewhere, eight to eleven weeks.
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Speaker: Our guest today is a woman who once found herself faced with these questions: Is life worth living?
People entering the Armed Forces for the first time go to the reception centers and then to basic training or recruit training centers.
With the hope of encouraging someone else, I give the following experience.
Words are inadequate to express my gratitude for the blessings received since I learned of Christian Science and began the study of our textbook, Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy, for now I know God to be all good.
My testimony was printed in the Sentinel of May 21, 1938.
Christian Science came to my attention in 1941, and I have relied solely upon it since that time.
Nearly forty years ago I turned to Christian Science for help because I was in great distress from mental depression following an operation for appendicitis and also from having been informed that I was suffering from acute Blight's disease.
I feel that the time has come for me to testify to the complete goodness of God as revealed in Christian Science and to share some of the man) healings and blessings that have been ours through a better understanding of God.
To have been reared in Christian Science and to have acquired a sound spiritual foundation in the Sunday School, I count as very great blessings.
Our family has had many wonderful healings through the study and application of Christian Science.
Gaius Octavius
was only five when his father died, but Julius Caesar, his granduncle, interested himself in his nephew.
