August 27, 1966
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Today, because there is great need, many people are listening for God's voice.
Many individuals at one time or another feel frustrated because some problem they are trying to work out through prayer as it is used in Christian Science has not been solved.
The highest concept of human attainment falls so far short of perfection that mankind have generally compromised in their efforts to reach such a goal.
One is lifted above the mist of material sense and begins to behold himself as the son of God when in some measure he overcomes the belief of life in matter and claims for himself spiritual reality.
One summer Wayne spent two weeks at camp, and he found many ways in which to live the teachings of Christian Science.
Describing someone as a rock, or as a mouse, or as a walking dictionary, is using untruths to convey specific impressions which may or may not be true.
Anyone interested in gardening knows that the way to get rid of a plant or a weed is to uproot it or to destroy the roots.
My mother became interested in Christian Science through the healing of her sister.
Years ago while boarding in rather isolated territory with a family who were not Christian Scientists, I awoke one cold winter night in great distress.
How grateful I am to God for Mrs.
Since I was greatly helped by a testimony in a Sentinel, it is with gratitude to God and Christian Science that I am happy to tell here of a wonderful healing of a growth diagnosed by the medical profession as cancer of the throat.
My husband and I had a pleasurable trip visiting our son and his family at the holiday time.
I should like to tell of my first healing in Christian Science.
I should like to express gratitude for the joy and harmony that Christian Science has brought to my family.
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Announcer: The era we live in has been called many things, including the "Space Age," the "Electronic Age," and the "Age of Anxiety.
WALNUT RIDGE, ARKANSAS (Society) The Times Dispatch, May 26, 1966
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Officers of branch churches and individuals who have occasion to correspond with The Christian Science Board of Directors, with the Clerk and the Treasurer of The Mother Church, and with the heads of departments of The Mother Church Offices are requested to place their addresses on their letters and to write their signatures plainly.
