Editorial February 6, 1971 ISSUE

So You Want to Get Involved

Carl J. Welz

To stop war, end pollution, overcome racism, prevent crime, preserve the beauties of the earth, to give everyone a sense of security and well-being, what can we as individuals do? There are many ways of getting constructively involved, and most of these ways require preparation and training so that our involvement will have a real effect.

Christian Science offers all of us a kind of basic training that equips us to make real rather than superficial contributions to the solution of the world's problems. In fact, if we really want to get involved, our study and practice of Christian Science is a way to show that we are not evading the issues but facing them squarely. This Science involves us directly in the business of improving life here on earth.

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