Article November 17, 1962 Issue

Judy and the Mirrors

[Of Special Interest to Children]

BRUCE KLINGBEIL

It was one of the loveliest days of the summer, and Judy had gone to the park. She loved to swing. When she swung high she could see the tracks of the electric train that went through her town; and she could see the trees in another park not too far away.

She was swinging away happily when suddenly an empty swing that a boy next to her was pushing came toward her. She jumped so that she would not be hit. Almost at once she was sitting on the ground with a great big thump!

When she tried to get up, Judy found it difficult. First of all, she thought of the little boy who had been pushing the empty swing. She remembered that she must not be angry, for she had learned in the Christian Science Sunday School that healing comes through understanding and expressing God, who is Love.

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