July 13, 1963
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There
is almost universal reaching out on the part of men and women for the good things of life.
We
all use too much energy and time in grumbling and murmuring about difficulties, oftentimes wholly imagined.
Church
as understood in Christian Science is the most powerful, practical, and spiritually regenerating force that can operate in human experience.
The
trend of natural science is to break down the material limitations which finite thinking has imposed upon the world from the beginning of time.
There
are artists who have shown us the beauties of earth, who have made us love common things, who have portrayed for us the struggles of earth's peoples, the victories and defeats of individuals.
This inscription appears on the great tenor bell of the Extension of The Mother Church precisely as our beloved Leader, Mary Baker Eddy, designated.
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The following periodicals were founded by Mary Baker Eddy, the Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science, and are published by The Christian Science Publishing Society, One Norway Street, Boston 15, Massachusetts, U.
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HOST: Recently a number of magazines have commented on the raucous clangor of modern living.
Christian Science
came to me at a time when I knew nothing about it, and I was healed.
Being
employed in a government foreign service, I have had many opportunities to prove that time and place have no significance in the operation of the one Mind, God.
Before
finding Science, I had long yearned for a better understanding of God.
My
parents became interested in Christian Science when I was about fourteen, and they were pioneers in the Christian Science movement in our city.
Christian Science,
the answer to everyone's human need, is the greatest legacy my mother could have given to me, and for it I am humbly grateful.
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A Meeting Held in the Extension of The Mother Church on Tuesday, June 4, 1963, at 10 a.
