Article November 13, 1965 Issue

Diana Helps Her Father

[Of Special Interest to Children]

EUGENE G. STONE

Diana was very happy. Her father was going to take her mother, Robby, her brother, and her with him to a nearby city where he had to attend to some business. Her father could have taken the train or an airplane to the city. However, the whole family thought it would be more fun if they were to drive down in their own car.

Diana loved to ride in the car. She liked to watch the scenery, and sometimes she would see cows and horses and sheep and other interesting animals on the farms they passed. Often she would see things which reminded her of what she had been told in the Christian Science Sunday School, where she was learning of God, and of Christ Jesus, who came to show us that God is Love.

When she saw a colt standing very close to its mother, Diana would remember that all of God's creatures are ideas of infinite Love and that He is always close to all of them and tenderly cares for each one. Sometimes she would see the young animals running playfully around the fields, and she would recall that God keeps His ideas happy.

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