May 17, 1969
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"The time for thinkers has come," Science and Health, Pref.
Sometimes, as we look at today's troubled and anxious world, we may feel there is little for which to be grateful.
A young woman spent several years in a large city and had an unusually well-paying job as a secretary in the advertising field.
How often we describe someone as well-organized or as completely disorganized! We approve of the former and disapprove of the latter; and rightly so.
More than at any time in history, humanity today is breaking the chains of old strictures.
Visitors to this year's Annual Meeting of The Mother Church can look forward to being sidewalk superintendents.
Over a generation ago my mother was condemned to a life of semi-invalidism.
Christian Science was presented to my mother just before I reached my teens, and I am grateful that I had the privilege of attending a Christian Science Sunday School until I reached the age of twenty.
Christian Science was presented to me over thirty-five years ago when a friend was instantaneously healed by Christian Science after his doctor in consultation with two other doctors told his wife that they could do no more for him and that her husband could not live more than three or four days.
There have been many blessings in my life since I began the study of Christian Science.
For some years my husband and I had been searching for a reasonable, satisfactory understanding of God.
One of the healings that have meant forward steps in my study of Christian Science and have been outstanding to me is a healing that gave me a clearer understanding of the spiritual sense of vision.
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For to will is present with me; but how to perform that which is good I find not.
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