November 13, 1971
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"Wow," a college student exclaimed, "the clock really has me uptight!" She expressed the feelings of many today—the busy student, the housewife, the businessman—who feel that there just aren't enough hours in the day.
Is it possible to alter character, to change fundamentally an individual's attitude and beliefs formed through heredity, circumstance, environment?
Some people find speaking in public so frightening that they'll do almost anything to avoid it, even if that means limiting their progress.
With whatlovemust Jesus havelooked down uponJohn—faithful inshame ashe had beenin glory.
A young woman left her car and headed across the parking lot toward church.
When Sue was twelve, she went to a new junior high school—one that had just been built for all the junior high students in town.
It is the policy of this magazine to be modest in its claims that the world is coming to see the light of Christian Science.
A teacher facing a mixed class of young school children may wonder: boys, girls, black, white, tall, short, European, Asiatic—they appear very different.
Christian Science came into my experience twelve years ago when as a stranger in the country in an isolated place, tormented with fear, disappointment, and bodily suffering, I kneeled and prayed, "Dear God, take my life," and then crawled into bed to die.
From childhood, when my mother was healed of a lingering illness through Christian Science, I have known of this great healing truth.
Among my earliest memories is that of being told by my parents that as a baby I was healed through Christian Science of an ailment pronounced fatal by a medical doctor.
One morning three summers ago I awoke with a stiff and numb feeling on the side of my face and, upon looking in the mirror, saw the left side of my face was distorted.
My gratitude to loving parents, who at the earliest possible age enrolled me in a Christian Science Sunday School, is unbounded.
A directory of all Churches of Christ, Scientist, and Christian Science Societies, including the hours of their services and information about their Reading Rooms, appears monthly in The Christian Science Journal.
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Earnest students of Christian Science who rely solely on Christian Science for healing are warmly invited to apply for membership in The Mother Church at any time.
