July 17, 1971
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Every spring thousands of young people rush busily around hunting summer jobs.
One of the great problems of mankind is to find an occupation that is satisfying, rewarding, and permanent.
Truly he loved his fellowmenthis zealous one, this Saulbecome Paul in a moment of revelation:a moment of light that shoneon his darkened zeal,illuming his way and the paths he chose,and the roads that led to Romeand to future Romes of earth.
There is a story about a man who became irate when his neighbors' children made footprints in his freshly laid concrete drive.
Have you ever found yourself in the following situation—haven't all Christian Scientists found themselves in this spot?
Today's planes, aided by modern technology, can take off and climb right through foggy weather into pure sunlight.
Many people have a deep desire to excel in whatever they are doing.
Leaving England to emigrate to Canada was the conclusion of an almost yearlong compulsion to do so.
About eleven years ago I had a growth on my neck.
I am fourteen years old and have only recently had the opportunity to go to a Christian Science Sunday School.
My first healing in Christian Science came at a time when my husband, who had been under a doctor's care for some time without making improvement, was asked by a young friend to try Christian Science.
When I was looking for the right Sunday School to send my little girl to, I found an article in our local newspaper concerning Christian Science and its Founder, Mary Baker Eddy.
