December 17, 1960
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The
world cries out for freedom—freedom from war, from pain, from poverty, and from fear.
Earlier
in the year great interest was focused upon the arrival of a baby prince in each of two royal families, one in the Western Hemisphere and one in the Eastern.
Today,
as in times past, men believe that employment and supply come from some material source outside themselves.
We
are told that unless more classroom and dormitory spare is provided in our colleges and universities, there will not he enough room for those who wish to continue their academic studies.
Several
centuries before the mission of Christ Jesus, the prophet Jeremiah caught a glimpse of the power of God to heal.
Those
who are unacquainted with spiritual healing often assume, erroneously of course, that in concerning itself solely with the mentality of the one seeking help, Christian Science ignores the physical body.
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The pamphlet, "Church Membership Meetings and Elections," is now available in German translation.
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SPEAKER: Have you ever heard someone remark, a little enviously perhaps, that it's the other fellow who always gets the breaks—the good jobs, the best opportunities, and so on?
A class of twelve-year-old boys and girls were enthusiastically recounting the daring exploits they had seen in the various media of mass communication of our day.
Twenty
years ago, in desperate ill-health I turned to Christian Science as a last resort.
I can
never be grateful enough that as soon as I found Christian Science I was introduced to the daily study of the Lesson-Sermon, outlined in the Christian Science Quarterly.
In
1948 a testimony of mine appeared in the Sentinel.
For
a number of years I looked to people for happiness.
Approximately
twenty years ago I was healed of periodic pain simply through reading Science and Health by Mrs.
I am
deeply grateful to have the privilege of studying this most practical religion, Christian Science.
I should
like to express deep gratitude for some healings I have received in Christian Science through the help of a devout Christian Science practitioner and my own earnest and sincere efforts.
One
day an issue of the Sentinel was sent to my husband, who was recuperating from a serious illness.
