April 23, 1966
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A Christian Science Minister for the Armed Services befriended a young aviator and his wife during World War II and constantly challenged their standard of thought and action with the injunction, "Always reach for the top drawer!" Instead of settling for mediocrity, they were thus inspired to measure every course of action with the question, "Is this a standard worthy of the child of God?
Every individual is almost constantly being called upon to make decisions.
"If some of our prayers were answered the way we want them to be, we d be ruined at our own request," said a Christian Scientist.
Much time is spent in desiring, or in longing for, that which one does not have.
Sometimes when one has had a healing in Christian Science, he does not realize that greater unfoldment may be in store for him.
Whenever we honestly face an error in our own thinking, the error goes through a reversal process during which it is replaced by an angel message from the divine Mind.
Many things are done in the name of freedom which result in just the opposite effect.
From early childhood I attended a Protestant Sunday School, becoming a very good student of the Bible.
I had the privilege of attending the Christian Science Sunday School as a child.
A few years ago I had a growth on my eye.
I sometimes think that our very first healing seems the most wonderful to each of us.
One Sunday afternoon when I was playing tennis I felt a tendon snap in my right leg.
Christian Science was presented to me at the end of World War II.
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Announcer: Perhaps one of the greatest needs people have is to feel the divine comfort that wipes out loneliness and grief, the comfort that calms fears, removes anxiety, and restores confidence in good.
Bishop Gerald Kennedy The Methodist Church, Los Angeles in The Churchman St.
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The regular announcement of the Annual Meeting of The Mother Church on June 6 and of other meetings; to be held during that week appears in the May and June issues of The Christian Science Journal.
