October 31, 1970
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Much suffering, collective and individual, comes from the influence of past mortal thoughts.
As I left the barber shop one afternoon, I came upon an excited scene.
What sort of experiences will help young people become active, working Christian Scientists?
The history of the children of Israel offers a striking record of the results both of obedience and of disobedience to God.
A child going for a ride may ask, soon after the car has left the home driveway, "Are we there yet?
People sometimes wonder just how great their resources of courage are—how firmly they would withstand mental pressure and how long they would be able to remain steadfast in situations of apparent mortal danger.
From the very first time that I read the textbook, Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy, I knew that Christian Science was what I had been searching for.
My first great glimpse of spiritual reality came about thirteen years ago.
How grateful I am for the teachings of Christian Science! At a very early age I was enrolled in a Christian Science Sunday School to be taught the love of God, good.
For more than fifty years Christian Science has brought innumerable blessings into my life, and I again wish to express my profound gratitude for this wonderful and practical religion.
With a heart full of gratitude I submit this long overdue testimony.
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Stand fast therefore in the liberty wherewith Christ hath made us free.
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