March 28, 1970
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Joy can be claimed by each one of us as a constant fact of life if we heed the lessons Christ Jesus taught.
With this wry observation the wicked king in Shakespeare's Hamlet ends an attempt to pray.
When the writer was new in Christian Science, her young son became troubled by a boil on his nose.
The resurrection of Christ Jesus stands as undoubtedly the most wondrous event in human history.
Christians should always be growing in their understanding of the mission of Christ Jesus—his life, his teachings, his healing works, his crucifixion and resurrection, and his final ascension above the mortal sense of existence.
The Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science, Mary Baker Eddy, states in Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures.
An earlier testimony of mine expressing gratitude for Christian Science and for help received through its ministrations appeared in the Sentinel of June 20, 1959.
I would like to express my deep gratitude for two healings of sprains.
It has been said that man's extremity is God's opportunity.
I am very grateful to realize in a measure that the yoke of radical reliance upon God does indeed make our burdens light.
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