August 10, 1963
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We
all have our standards of what is normal, of what may reasonably be expected in life.
"Hold
thought steadfastly to the enduring, the good, and the true, and you will bring these into your experience proportionably to their occupancy of your thoughts," writes Mrs.
A Christian Scientist
with a heart overflowing with love needs no added incentive to make him want to attend church.
No greater assignment has been given to mankind than that contained in Jesus' words.
Peter
and Michael are boys who have been going regularly to the Christian Science Sunday School for some time.
When
the members of a Church of Christ, Scientist, undertake to build or remodel a church edifice, they often find encouragement by reminding themselves of Nehemiah's experience in rebuilding the wall of Jerusalem under most unfavorable circumstances.
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We sometimes receive inquiries from the Field as to the desirability of including noncurrent copies of The Christian Science Monitor in literature distribution boxes.
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Contributions are most gratefully accepted by The Mother Church Treasurer from members and friends for the following funds:Promotion and Extension FundTelevision and Radio FundGeneral FundRelief Fund (For General Relief Purposes)Fund for Armed Services ActivitiesCharitable Institutions Fund
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HOST: People often think that being safe is a matter of luck or chance, simply being fortunate enough to be away from some trouble spot.
A serviceman who, with his wife, had been attending services conducted by a Christian Science Minister for the Armed Services but who knew little of Christian Science became resentful because his wife stopped drinking and smoking after beginning its study.
In
1939 I was injured seriously in a highway accident.
It was in April, 1955, that I turned to Christian Science for a double healing.
Over
a period of more than thirty years I have experienced and witnessed many healings in Christian Science.
For
twenty-five years I suffered from a chronic mental illness which stemmed from a deeply rooted sense of inferiority and insecurity.
My
wedding ring was dropped in the grass one day while I was picnicking in a large public park.
I
wish to express my profound gratitude for Christian Science.
In
an issue of the Journal for 1955 appears a testimony relating my first healing in Christian Science which took place while I was yet in school.
From an article entitled "The Bible in the Home" in the American Bible Society Record New York, New York
