April 13, 1968
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Easter witnesses the glory of Life eternal made manifest in human experience.
One of Jesus' disciples asked him to teach them to pray after the manner of John's teaching to his disciples.
After the earnest student of Christian Science becomes convinced through reason and revelation of the eternality of life, he finds it necessary to adjust his thinking concerning his daily activities.
We all know people who fall all over themselves being pleasant one day and then are unable to give us a civil greeting the next.
How wonderful it is to realize that no matter how obscure or hidden the seeming cause of trouble may be the penetrating realization of God's absolute goodness and man's reflected dominion brings complete victory! Mrs.
Jeanie's class in the Christian Science Sunday School was studying the Beatitudes.
A religion that has brought healing to millions of people must be of interest to the world.
One of the several authors of the book of Psalms wrote, "I am troubled; I am bowed down greatly; I go mourning all the day long.
Stacked one sheet on top of another, working papers and correspondence in current files at The Mother Church would make a pile over four miles high.
To the many testimonies of the healing power of Christian Science I should like to add my own.
For more than forty years I was a medical nurse.
Just as I reached young womanhood, my grandmother passed on.
Christian Science has been my family's religion for four generations.
The study and application of Christian Science has been a joy and blessing to me over the years I have been a student.
While a friend and I were riding our motorcycles in the mountains, I gained too much speed on a sharp curve, crossed the white line, and hit a car.
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