November 18, 1967
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It is safe to say that very few worthwhile undertakings have ever been completed without persistence.
Most of us have heard at some period in life a call such as came to Abraham in God's words: "Get thee out of thy country, and from thy kindred, and from thy father's house, unto a land that I will shew thee.
What a sparkling quality is joy! How delightful it is! It is a wellspring flowing from an inexhaustible source, clear, refreshing, bubbling, exuberant.
We found the handwriting of a husbandmanIn the residuum of his farmhouse and his farm,Left here in husks—and in perennials.
The Scriptures are replete with injunctions to love God and man, and we are familiar with the admonition, "Thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself.
To lean upon the sustaining infiniteWill bless usOnly as we lean full weight, wholeheartedly;If leaning means inclining only—With drag of matter holding back,With but irresolute finger-touch on Spirit—Then Love's sustaining is denied.
Until I was eight years of age, I spent approximately one third of my life in bed with various diseases, some quite serious.
It is with sincere gratitude to Christian Science for all the help and comfort I have received through it that I write this testimony.
Early in our study of Christian Science we proved the efficacy of this religion by many signs, among them the quick healing of children's ailments and complete immunity from some of these seemingly contagious diseases, as well as the entire family's freedom from the use of material remedies.
"Enter into his gates with thanksgiving, and into his courts with praise: be thankful unto him, and bless his name".
Christian Science is the greatest blessing that has come into my experience.
Two days before he was to start the first grade, one of our boys fell from a jungle gym and landed on the back of his head on the concrete basement floor.
For a considerable time I had experienced daily hemorrhaging.
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