June 20, 1970
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In the days before machinery, when trees were to be sawed into boards, a two-man crosscut saw was used, and often a pit, known as the "sawpit," was dug in the ground.
According to folklore, dragon-slaying was once considered a noble pursuit.
When the children of Israel had been in the wilderness forty years and were nearing the end of their journey to the Promised Land, Joshua told the people that God was with them and that they would see this fact proved.
Bobby and Susan loved to listen to the story of Daniel in the lions' den.
Christian Science often points to the Scriptural evaluation of man as a spiritual individual, the image and likeness of God, who is Spirit.
To control material conditions by spiritually mental means seems impossible until thought is enlightened by Christian Science.
My expression of gratitude for Christian Science is long overdue, for it was over fifty years ago that Christian Science was introduced to our family.
Having been raised in Christian Science, I can attest to the joy it brings a family.
My first introduction to Christian Science was in the following manner.
My mother became interested in Christian Science many years ago when she and her sister, who was living with us at that time, went to see a Christian Science practitioner and began to attend a branch Church of Christ, Scientist.
It is with much love for Christian Science that I wish to share some of the blessings our family have received through its study.
Twenty-one years ago I was suffering from a severe stomach difficulty.
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[The participants are John Lewis Selover and Marni Politte.
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Detailed information regarding lectures in the United States and Canada must reach the Journal, Sentinel, and Herald Editorial Department nine weeks before the date of a lecture in order to ensure publication in the Sentinel.
