September 19, 1964
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"Because energy originates in the unlimited, perfect Mind, it is always adequate"
Man
the beloved, the blessed of the Father:Such richness here, such cherishing and grace!No dream-sense tiller of the soil but, rather,The royal son, secure in Love's embrace.
The
greatest adventure of all is living the Science of Christianity—proving Christian Science.
Angels
heralding good tidings, bringing release from fear and bondage, conveying comfort, hope, and inspiration, are mentioned many times in the Bible.
In
"Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures," Mary Baker Eddy gives many directives to those who desire to heal the sick through Christian Science.
The
Church is engaged in a mighty effort to help individuals in their struggle with whatever would stand between them and their unity with God infinite good.
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The attention of Christian Scientists is called to their duty as citizens to register and to vote, prayerfully seeking divine guidance.
I had
the privilege of being reared in Christian Science and regularly attending a Sunday School.
An
experience I had about two years ago was to me a revelation of the healing power of Christian Science.
I should
like to relate a healing which was brought about solely through the application of the truths of Christian Science and for which I can never express enough gratitude.
Awakening
in the mountains one morning to the glorious sounds of birds and a running brook, I was startled with this mental question, "How much of God's goodness are you willing to receive today?
Several
years ago, while I was doing undergraduate work in college, a condition affecting my foot became gangrenous.
Our
family has received many healings through the application of the teachings of Christian Science.
How
grateful I am for the Comforter, Christian Science, and for the good work done by our practitioners! I was encouraged by-one of these workers to stand up and speak at a Wednesday evening testimony meeting.
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INTERVIEWER: In Harper's Magazine sometime ago John Fischer noted that in many cases the problems of young people, such as failure in school and delinquency, can be traced to an apparent lack of intelligence.
