June 11, 1960
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In
the midst of the depression of the 1930 s, at a time when I was faced with a seemingly unyielding problem of disease, someone put the question to me, "What has Christian Science ever done for you?
The
author once enrolled in a college course in the history of religion.
In
our human sense of existence we have a tendency to look forward, that is to expect something to appear or occur in the future.
The
Bible tells us of the infinitude and impartiality of God as the giver of immeasurable good.
It
is generally believed that man is a mortal personality, existing in a material universe and torn between two powers or attractions, one for good and the other for evil.
Jane
was not quite old enough to attend kindergarten, but most of her friends did.
Near the close of his ministry, Jesus told his disciples, "I will pray the Father, and he shall give you another Comforter, that he may abide with you for ever.
"Spiritual, not corporeal, consciousness is needed," writes Mrs.
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Members of The Mother Church and its branches are invited to hear by means of a tape recording the inspiring message of the Tuesday Evening Meeting, entitled "Our Daily Duties," which took place in the Extension of The Mother Church on June 7,1960.
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SPEAKER: We all may feel at times that we've been treated unjustly, that someone is trying to undermine us or block our progress.
A serviceman who traveled to Berchtesgaden, Germany, from Asmara, Eritrea, to attend a conference for Christian Science service personnel, their families, and civilians working for the United States Armed Forces, writes: "This activity is of unquestionable value to Christian Scientists in military service overseas.
For
many years the Bible was a closed book to me, for it seemed contradictory.
I am
especially grateful that my mother and I were accepted for membership in The Mother Church in 1898.
My
first healing in Christian Science took place forty years ago while I was reading the chapter on Prayer in Science and Health.
As
my understanding of God deepens and enriches my daily experience, I realize in countless ways how grateful I am for Christian Science.
In
1915, with the desire to help in the war effort, I took medical and surgical nurses' training, which was completed in 1918 shortly after the Armistice.
I have
been abundantly blessed by Christian Science through the years.
My
first testimony appeared in the Sentinel of January 31,1953.
