August 13, 1966
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The Christian of today realizes that he faces increasingly difficult tasks.
A walk with Jesus, even along hot dusty roads, was a privilege for the disciples.
Many people will agree that there should be universal brotherhood based upon an understanding that all men have the same Father, God.
There is in the world today a great need for those who are willing to go beyond the confines of their proven talents and who dare to extend the borders of their activities.
In John's Gospel there is recorded a conversation between Christ Jesus and Simon Peter, a conversation fraught with meaning to the student of Christian Science, to the individual who is gaining a recognition of the absolute supremacy of God, good, and of the vanity, yea the nothingness, of all that is unlike Him.
One appealing aspect of Christian Science is that it provides a solution for every type of human problem.
It is with a great sense of gratitude for Mary Baker Eddy and for Christian Science, which she discovered, that I write this testimony.
In the world of today in which there is a great searching by mankind for a sense of values, Christian Science stands as a beacon of Truth to lead men out of darkness and despair into the sunshine of God's love for His creation.
I should like to tell of a healing I had when I was about five years old.
In sincere gratitude for all the happiness I have found since I made Christian Science my way of life, I write this testimony.
Since my first testimony was published in 1926, my dependence on Christian Science for correction, courage, and comfort has been continuous.
For many years I lived in dread of public speaking.
I shall always be grateful that my mother took up the study of Christian Science when I was a child and enrolled me in the Sunday School.
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The following periodicals were founded by Mary Baker Eddy, the Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science, and are published by The Christian Science Publishing Society, One Norway Street, Boston, Massachusetts, U.
