November 13, 1965
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Magazines,
books, and television programs scrutinizing the role of the homemaker in many countries today describe her as a disillusioned, frustrated woman who has forfeited her identity as a person.
Today,
in an increasingly mobile society, it may seem that home is not as stable or enduring an institution as it once was.
There
are no duplicates in Mind,Which promised to make all things new—No seconds found of any kind—But one of me and one of you.
Members
of a family often turn to the mother for encouragement, comfort, and help in solving all kinds of problems.
Many
people believe that women need children to experience fulfillment and that a husband and wife are bound together more closely through fatherhood and motherhood.
There
are some matters in which human advice is always partially wrong.
For some people military service is their first experience in group living.
For
the past twenty years Christian Science has met my need whenever the truth contained in its teachings has been honestly and conscientiously applied.
How
to utilize the preventive power of Christian Science was revealed to my wife and me through a healing some years ago, and we are grateful for the many joyful blessings Science has brought to our family and to others.
Someday
all the world will know the sweet simplicity of the healing Christ.
Several
years ago, when my husband and I no longer had need of a two-family house, we turned our thought to God in acknowledgment of His direction of man.
Before
reaching the age of twenty-three, and knowing nothing of Christian Science, I underwent surgery on two occasions.
When
I was eighteen years of age, a very dear friend lent me a copy of Science and Health by Mrs.
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ANNOUNCER: What a wonderful promise Christ Jesus gave to those burdened with sorrow when he said.
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The Board of Trustees of The Christian Science Publishing Society announces establishment of The Christian Science Monitor Career Training Program.
A directory of all Churches of Christ, Scientist, and Christian Science Societies, including the hours of their services and information about their Reading Rooms, appears monthly in The Christian Science Journal.
