October 9, 1971
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The Christian Church as we have come to know it has frequently changed down through the centuries.
During a dark and troubled period the writer, a member of a minority group, prayed to know what life is all about.
I am eight years old, and I attend a Christian Science Sunday School.
A church is a solid stone building with a steeple, stained-glass windows, and fixed wooden pews for the congregation to sit on.
At the age of three years I was a very active, bouncing, curly-headed blonde.
Forty years ago, after physicians had been unable to help me, I was invited to attend a service in a Church of Christ, Scientist.
I am nine years old and have attended the Christian Science Sunday School since I was three.
I'm most grateful for Christian Science and the many healing experiences I've had through the many avenues Christian Science provides for growth in spiritual understanding.
In the Bible, in the book of Genesis, we read the story of Noah's building of the ark.
These past fifty-two years of my study in Christian Science have given me much joy, and through these harvest years I have learned why Mrs.
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Now thanks be unto God, which always causeth us to triumph in Christ.
Louis Casselsin Press-EnterpriseRiverside, California[Permission United Press International]
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