August 10, 1968
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Many individuals, feeling caught in the fast pace of modern living with its pressure and strain, long for a sense of poise, for peace of mind and an inner calm.
When I was a young student of singing, at times downcast by my lack of achievement, I was always encouraged by the wise counsel of the Christian Scientist who was my voice teacher.
Just how far should you get involved in dealing with the social, political, and moral problems that beset our age?
In the process of overcoming a problem through Christian Science treatment, one may occasionally experience apparent release from the particular difficulty only to find that his freedom is later challenged by a reappearance of the disturbing situation.
Single persons are often assailed by suggestions of incompleteness, loneliness, or a sense of need.
When Alastair's cousins and friends outgrew their bicycles, he had been very happy to have them passed on to him, even if they were secondhand.
From time immemorial, for the most part, humanity has accepted the testimony of the physical senses without question.
One of the distinctive features of healing in Christian Science is the necessity of refuting the evidence of the senses.
Christian Science was a great help to my wife and me when I became faced with the problem of choosing a means of fulfilling my obligation of military service to my country.
When I was a young girl, after my mother had passed on, my father became interested in Christian Science and enrolled me and my sisters in a Christian Science Sunday School.
A verse in the Responsive Reading of a Lesson-Sermon in the Christian Science Quarterly one week read as follow.
I wish to express my gratitude for Christian Science.
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[The speaker is Florence Ludgate, a Christian Science practitioner, The questioner is Theodore Clapp, a guidance counselor.
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Detailed information regarding lectures in the United States and Canada must reach the Journal, Sentinel, and Herald Editorial Department nine weeks before the date of a lecture in order to ensure publication in the Sentinel.
