July 6, 1968
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Human beings give their consent to sickness just as they do to sin.
The rapidity with which spectacular events and radical changes take place in our world today sometimes causes us to blink in sheer wonderment.
When I was a boy, one of the most fascinating attractions at our neighboring amusement park was the Hall of Mirrors.
A woman disliked the hot days of summer and dreaded the prolonged heat waves that occurred quite often.
Struck blind by all those falling doubts, I singWords without sound set in a songOf inward harmony—Damascus comes,Into the narrow streets of which I grope,Feeling the stones; a chosen vessel nowAwaiting that renewal of the light
James was having a boating holiday with his mother on the canals in the countryside.
According to news media, the interest of many modern theologians is switching from the theory that God is dead—silent—to the theory of hope—that He will speak in the future.
Paul, the great Apostle to the Gentiles, clearly recognized the essential brotherhood of all men.
The sense of unity underscoring the design of the Church Center is graciously illustrated in the role given to the reflecting pool.
In 1950, one of our young sons became ill.
At the time I took up the serious study of Christian Science, I was employed in an office on work requiring special qualifications, for which I received a corresponding rate of salary.
When I was quite young, I discovered that I had a tiny growth on the back of my head about the size of a pea.
I feel that it is a joyous duty to write a testimony of gratitude for all the blessings that have come to me since I have been studying Christian Science.
I should like to share some of my experiences in Christian Science with others so that they, too, may rejoice with me in God's omnipotence.
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[The Christian Science speaker is Harvey W.
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The Trustees under the Will of Mary Baker Eddy are pleased to announce the following:
