January 18, 1969
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One of the great problems facing the populated areas of the earth today is that of pollution of air and water.
"And I John saw the holy city, new Jerusalem, coming down from God out of heaven," we read in Revelation, ".
While browsing in the library of the officers' wardroom aboard his ship, a young Christian Scientist, who was serving as navigator, came across a Protestant hymnal.
The way of escape from evil that Christ Jesus marked out for us is not one of evading the problems around us.
As the bus rolled along, Jane peered out the window at the majestic mountains in the distance.
From the human standpoint, a government is the ultimate source of authority, or at least it appears to be.
It is not uncommon for students of Christian Science to find that certain areas of their experience seem to respond to their efforts toward healing better than other areas.
Through the kindness of a neighbor I was first introduced to Christian Science.
If I have a favorite Bible story, I believe it is the one recorded in John's Gospel of Christ Jesus' healing of the nobleman's son who was ill at Capernaum.
I was introduced to Christian Science many years ago by a young lady I was dating while stationed at the Navy school at Harvard University.
I am very grateful to God for the protection and care my family and I have had through reliance upon Christian Science.
Being often reminded that I had been an unwanted child, I grew up with a sense of no one's ever being on my side.
The desire to know and understand God was my purpose in beginning the study of Christian Science.
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The opportunity for membership in The Mother Church comes twice a year—in May or June.
