July 16, 1960
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True
abundance is not measured by the material things that one possesses.
One
of the most heartening revelations of Christian Science is that there are no human problems which cannot be solved by the process of changing our thinking.
Good
in all its hoped-for expressions has been sought by men throughout human history.
Probably one of the more dynamic yet neglected truths that Jesus gave the world was that of the spiritual pre-existence of man.
Spiritual ignorance imposes burdens that are as unnecessary as they are undesirable.
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In referring to the experiences of becoming a member of The Mother Church and of a branch church, one of our members writes, "These steps have been the most important in my spiritual progress.
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The following periodicals were founded by Mary Baker Eddy, the Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science, and are published by The Christian Science Publishing Society, One Norway Street, Boston 15, Massachusetts, U.
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SPEAKER: Today you'll hear from a woman whose life seemed to be shattered when her husband suddenly left her.
The Manual of The Mother Church by Mary Baker Eddy includes, "The services of The Mother Church shall be continued twelve months each year".
In
the early 1920's I became interested in Christian Science through my association in business with two Christian Scientists, one of whom later became my wife.
Christian Science
came into my life forty-four years ago.
My
gratitude for Christian Science is boundless.
Early
in my study of Christian Science, I was instantaneously healed of influenza when I had accepted as a command of God the title of a pamphlet, "Arise and Walk," which I had purchased in a Christian Science Reading Room.
Christian Science
came to me through my wife, who had begun to study it a few years before my interest was aroused.
One
night over fourteen years ago a loved one invited me to go to a Christian Science lecture with him.
Because
I have been blessed in so many ways through Christian Science, I should like to add to my testimony that was printed in the journal about twenty-five years ago.
