February 9, 1963
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Motive
is that which incites to action, and right action of mind and body is essential for one's health and happiness.
It
is the truth of God we know,not what false sense may say we feel,that gives us nutriment to grow,and grants us Christliness to heal!
At
every age the individual finds himself classified by others according to certain of his characteristics.
Mankind
has always felt the need of finding freedom from fear and insecurity.
One
hears of the ups and downs of life, and probably most people have noticed in their own experience phases of success and failure, fulfillment and frustration.
Sharon
and her father were having fun playing a lively game in her room after supper.
In
her "Miscellaneous Writings," Mary Baker Eddy makes this perceptive comment.
The
promise of the coming of the Messiah stirred the expectancy of those who lived in anticipation of it, even before Christ Jesus appeared.
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When you send a remittance to the Publishing Society, do you always send with your check or money order something to tell us what it is for?
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HOST: For centuries men have yearned for a day of salvation.
From Australia come reports of Christian Science Activities for the Armed Services carried on by nine Christian Science Ministers and one Representative.
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Ye shall eat old store, and bring forth the old because of the new.
The
Bible tells us: "Trust in the Lord with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding.
The
teachings of Christian Science have given me inspiration, healing, and the way of Life, for which I am everlastingly grateful.
Two
days before Christmas a few years ago I was talking on the telephone when one of our three children called that there was a fire under the Christmas tree.
Christian Science
came to our home in the early part of this century.
When
our daughter was two years old, she fell backward from a chair, striking her head with great force on the sharp edge of a concrete curb.
A period
of unfoldment in my life came at a time when I was in college, attempting to be socially acceptable by drinking at parties and smoking excessively.
