July 11, 1959
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Christ Jesus,
in his parable of the talents, described the kingdom of heaven as being like a man who planned a journey into a far country and gave to one servant five talents; to another, two; and to another, one.
Most
Christians, while cherishing their human homes, believe that their ultimate home is heaven.
Rest
not on cherished couchesOf passive sin and fear,Awaiting the troubled watersWeary on weary year!
In
"The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and Miscellany," Mary Baker Eddy writes.
Speaking to the Athenians of man's relationship to God, the Apostle Paul said.
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Every member of The Mother Church or of its many branches will have the privilege again this year of hearing by means of a tape recording the inspiring message of the Tuesday Evening Meeting which was held in the Extension of The Mother Church on June 9.
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Speaker: We're always listening to something—to radio, or television, to those around us, or to our own thoughts.
I
was introduced to Christian Science in my early years.
For many years now, I have been greatly blessed by the teachings of Christian Science, and I have experienced many healings.
In the summer of 1942 my first testimony appeared in one of our Christian Science periodicals.
I should like to tell of a healing of grief.
Christian Science has been a blessing to me for so many years that I feel it right to express my gratitude for it and also for the friend who first presented it to my husband and me.
My introduction to Christian Science came through my willingness to read without prejudice the Christian Science textbook, Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy, when it was recommended by a relative.
Space will not permit me to relate all the proofs of God's loving protection which have come to me through the study of Christian Science.
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A Meeting Held in the Extension of The Mother Church on Tuesday, June 9, 1959, at 10 a.
