December 9, 1961
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Throughout
the Bible we read of angels appearing to spiritually minded individuals.
Let
my ways be justifiedIn Thy pure sight alone:Not in the sight of men, O Lord,Nor even in my own.
Much
time, energy, and thought are given in this world to the questions of supply and resources and the means of acquiring them.
Many
people in the world have at one time or another come under the domination of sin, sickness, lack, unemployment, and so on, and have not known how to find release from these trying experiences.
If
my brother's steps move fasterheavenward than mine,if he quicker grasps the lightand brighter lets it shine,what is that to me, O Master,and what should it beif I strive with all my mightto love and follow thee?
When
it is said that people love to be fooled, the reference is, of course, to their love of amusement, innocent make-believe, and entertainment.
Through
realizing the infinity of Love, God, and the supremacy of all-inclusive Spirit, we find that the burden of sickness quickly falls away.
In
this rapidly changing world, there is great need for a spiritual understanding of God.
Karol
had known about Christian Science from early childhood and had had many healings through its teachings.
In
his second letter to the Corinthians, Paul spoke of those who are in Christ as new creatures in whom "old things are passed away; behold, all things are become new".
The
account of finding money in the mouth of a fish, as Christ Jesus asked one of his disciples to do, has encouraged many to lift their thoughts to God in the hope of solving a problem of lack.
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Responding to the request of many who have desired to have the words of Mary Baker Eddy's seven much-loved and inspiring hymns published separately, the Trustees under her Will present to the Field a new booklet entitled "Seven Hymns—Words by Mary Baker Eddy.
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The thousands of Christian Scientists in the armed services, who are serving their respective countries throughout the world, are being helped by The Mother Church through the Fund for Armed Services Activities.
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SPEAKER: All of us certainly give a good deal of thought to our relationships with others—our families, our friends, and those with whom we work.
I am
grateful to God for Mary Baker Eddy, because through her discovery, Christian Science, my life was saved.
When
I was a young pupil in the Christian Science Sunday School, I was disturbed one morning with a painful ear abscess.
I know
that Christian Science heals quickly and effectively, and I should like to relate a recent experience which proved this.
Some
years ago a testimony of mine was printed in the Sentinel.
The
births of our two older children left me with much fear of childbirth.
When
I was still in my teens my older sister and I were forced to take over the financial responsibility for our family at the sudden passing on of my father.
I wish
to express my gratitude for the many blessings that have come to me through the study and application of Christian Science.
Since
childhood I have enjoyed the blessings of Christian Science.
The Reverend Harold Blake Walkerin the "Living Faith" column of the Chicago Daily TribuneChicago, Illinois
