September 14, 1963
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Many
times an individual battling with a burdening sense of evil attends a Christian Science church service or a Christian Science lecture or simply reads some Christian Science literature and finds himself healed.
Walls:cement, fieldstone, brick,mud, mosaic—allcrumble under history'srelentless millstone.
The
Church of Christ, Scientist, includes, as part of its established activities, a Wednesday testimony meeting devoted in part to bearing testimony to healing through spiritually scientific means alone.
Last
week, in the September 7 issue of the Sentinel, an editorial appeared on the subject of requests for exemptions from medical indoctrination, examination, and treatment of the children of Christian Scientists.
Whether
or not we enjoy ourselves in what we are doing here and now depends upon our motive.
Article
Meetings at which testimonies of Christian Science healing are given, are held in Christian Science churches on Wednesdays.
Article
HOST: An article in Christianity and Crisis said: "Immense pressures build up today in the highly competitive atmosphere of school, college, corporation and neighborhood that tend to make Envy almost a natural coefficient of life.
From the Air Force comes this outstanding report of healing: An Air Force lieutenant learned that he would receive a medical discharge from the service because of frequent absences from duty due to illness.
It
is very difficult to describe in words my gratitude for Christian Science.
One
Wednesday morning on arising, I found that I could not walk straight.
An
instantaneous healing of heart trouble in our family led to my interest in Christian Science.
Since
having a testimony published in The Christian Science Journal of January, 1945, I have continued to feel increasingly grateful for Mrs.
It
is my desire to express sincere gratitude to God for Christian Science and for what it has done for me and my family.
When
Christian Science was presented to me, many years ago, I realized my great need of a better understanding of God.
It
is said that "man's extremity is God's opportunity," and this was proved true in my experience shortly after I became an earnest student of Christian Science.
From a statement by the Elkhart County Council of Churches in The Elkhart Truth Elkhart, Indiana
