May 16, 1959
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One
of the fundamental teachings of Christian Science is that God, divine Mind, governs man and the universe.
Satellites
made by men have circled the earth, and inventive experts in various nations are designing craft to travel farther and farther into space.
In
their journey out of Egypt under Moses' leadership, the children of Israel encamped by the Red Sea.
As
the student of Christian Science progresses in the study and demonstration of his religion, he finds it important to gain an ever-increasing understanding of the significance of Christ, Truth, in daily living.
The
example of Christ Jesus is the Christian's guide, and his example shows that the human body is not to be despised but is to be blessed by Christ, Truth.
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In writing to a branch church regarding its dedication, Mary Baker Eddy lovingly counseled, "May God's little ones cluster around this rock-ribbed church like tender nestlings in the crannies of the rocks, and preen their thoughts for upward flight".
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Convincing testimonies of healing in Christian Science are welcomed for publication from members of The Mother Church and from students who are not members.
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Speaker: Today there's deep concern about alcoholism.
The English Churchman London, England
Consecration and love for God and man are the keynote for progressive service in all Sunday School activities.
I am deeply grateful for Christian Science and can never be grateful enough to our beloved Leader, Mary Baker Eddy, for "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures," and for all the other writings which she has given to us.
With very deep gratitude for Christian Science I wish to give this testimony, which I hope may be of help and encouragement to others.
Such wonderful blessings have come to me through the study and acceptance of the truths of Christian Science, as revealed by our beloved Leader, Mary Baker Eddy, that I want to share my gratitude in this testimony.
My introduction to Christian Science came after I had had an operation for a bowel obstruction.
The understanding of God which the study of Christian Science has brought into my life continues to be a blessed unfoldment.
Over a period of years, testimonies in The Christian Science Journal and Sentinel have been a source of much inspiration and help to me.
I am more grateful each day for Christian Science, for the blessed privilege of class instruction, and for the continued blessing of the annual association meetings.
During the night about two years ago I was awakened by severe pain in my arm.
