April 13, 1963
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The
crucifixion of Christ Jesus and his resurrection are two of the momentous experiences in the annals of the human race.
Is
it possible for one to rise above the grief and sorrow that usually accompany the death of a loved one?
After
the crucifixion of Jesus, "the first day of the week cometh Mary Magdalene early, when it was yet dark, unto the sepulchre, and seeth the stone taken away from the sepulchre".
The
southern rains came gently to our landLast night, and I could hear the rippling flowOf winter melting in the darkness, fannedAnd warmed by April winds across the snow.
Since
there were no other children in Jimmy's neighborhood, Queenie, his Boston terrier, was the only playmate Jimmy had.
The
resurrection of Christ Jesus teaches that the divine and infinite cannot be confined in the earthly and finite.
Through
Christ Jesus we learn that existence continues after what appears to be death.
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HOST: Perhaps no event in human history has made a deeper impression on human hearts than the crucifixion of Christ Jesus.
From time to time servicemen participate in hazardous exercises and battle maneuvers to help fit them for combat conditions.
Until
a friend invited me to a lecture on Christian Science, I had never heard of this religion.
My
reason for beginning the study of Christian Science was a deep desire for an understanding of God.
Christian Science
has enriched each day of my life, and my gratitude is unbounded for its teachings; I can never express enough gratitude for Mrs.
When
I was six years old, my father began to teach me many psalms which I learned by heart, including the twenty-third; he told me these were our shield and buckler for life.
I should
like to tell of a business experience which my husband and I had a few years ago.
I am
always grateful for the provision our dear Leader made for expressing in the periodicals our gratitude for healings.
From an editorialin Zions HeraldNow England Methodist MonthlyBoston, Massachusetts
