May 5, 1962
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"Whatever
holds human thought in line with unselfed love, receives directly the divine power," Mary Baker Eddy, the Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science, writes in "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures".
Throughout
the Bible there are records of men who have been so spiritualized that they have heard the voice of God.
Glorious
results await everyone who turns to God in times of trouble with faith and understanding that all things are possible to Him.
A young
Christian Scientist came home one day somewhat disturbed over an occurrence which had taken place in her class at school.
Cousin Sarah
was being married, and she had asked little Krista to be her flower girl.
Mary Baker Eddy
wisely counsels us, "Let other people's marriage relations alone".
The
strength of a nation is in the morality of its people as well as in its economy.
A directory of all Churches of Christ, Scientist, and Christian Science Societies, including the hours of their services and information about their Reading Rooms, appears monthly in The Christian Science Journal.
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Church membership is a rewarding experience.
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HOST: I suppose anxiety is an enemy that knocks at everybody's door.
A Christian Science Reading Room is dedicated to the ministry of presenting the Christ, Truth, to those who are searching for a demonstrable understanding of God, as well as serving those who are already enjoying the provable teachings of Christian Science.
It
is with sincere gratitude for all that Christian Science has meant to me and my family for many years that I submit this testimony.
Christian Science
has been important to me and my family for a number of years, and the children have no remembrance of relying on anything but spiritual means for healing.
My
heart overflows with gratitude for all the good that has come into my experience since I took up the earnest study of Christian Science about six years ago.
For
over thirty years all my needs have been met by Christian Science, and my heart is filled with gratitude for all the blessings I have received.
Early
in 1960 the desire for class instruction in Christian Science came to me, but this step seemed financially impossible because my house was in need of repairs.
When
we were very young, my sister and I were sick much of the time.
I have
been privileged to know no religion other than Christian Science since my infancy, and my gratitude for its teachings and their practicability is boundless.
