Article May 26, 1962 Issue

God Preserves Us

RAYMOND MANSBRIDGE BROCK

"A sense of God's love and care for man obliterates any claim of mortal sense to the contrary"

A young boy, while at school, had experiences of being preserved from harm in various circumstances. Feeling ill one day when standing in morning assembly, he made a decision to decline the invitation of the teacher to leave the hall. He remembered something of the instruction given him in the Christian Science Sunday School. He affirmed to himself that in reality he was God's perfect image and likeness and was free from any liability to sickness. In a few moments he was well.

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