July 26, 1969
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Poor people often lack sufficient education and skills to make a living wage or to improve their economic position.
Some years ago I studied poetry with a man who headed a group of poets called The Activists.
When we experience good fortune, we may be tempted to think or say, "I certainly was lucky!" Others may voice this sentiment also.
A good rule to follow is never to discredit anyone in the eyes of another indiscriminately.
The tenor of the times calls for confrontation at all points of dispute, a feeling of "let it be now"—no circumvention, no further talk; let's have action.
Christian Science has been to me the greatest blessing in my life, and I have experienced many beautiful healings.
It is a joy to confirm the many proofs of the healing efficacy of the teachings of Christian Science in my experience.
After World War II I had the opportunity to travel rather extensively with a friend who was not a student of Christian Science.
The most wonderful thing about Christian Science is that it is the truth.
"Let the redeemed of the Lord say so, whom he hath redeemed from the hand of the enemy".
It is with humble gratitude that the following testimony is shared with you.
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Though I speak with the tongues of men and of angels, and have not charity, I am become as sounding brass, or a tinkling cymbal.
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A new series of articles is to be inaugurated in The Christian Science Journal beginning with the issue of October, 1969, under the title "The World's Need and The Mother Church's Response.
