July 1, 1967
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People have always yearned for freedom, and many, like the colonists of North America, have made brave efforts to attain it.
Article
For ages disease has been looked upon as something that mankind must accept and contend with as a real and normal part of life.
Editorial
One definition of "compulsion" is "an irresistible impulse to perform an irrational act.
Editorial
Many students of Christian Science indicate that of the seven synonyms for God commonly used in this Science, Soul is least understood.
Testimony of Healing
When Christian Science was first presented to me some forty years ago, I accepted it in the hope that it might answer my searching questions about the Bible.
Testimony of Healing
It is well over a quarter of a century since a testimony of mine was published in The Christian Science Journal.
Testimony of Healing
One afternoon when our daughter was seven years old, a neighbor telephoned me and told me in a frightened voice that the child had fallen over a metal edging in the next yard; she had a very deep cut in her leg and couldn't walk.
The Bible Speaks to You
Questioner: Most students I know may never have been to a "pill party," but they are familiar with drugs.
Article
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.
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A directory of all Churches of Christ, Scientist, and Christian Science Societies, including the hours of their services and information about their Reading Rooms, appears monthly in The Christian Science Journal.
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