September 18, 1971
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Businessman, carpenter, lawyer, musician, student—each wants to be successful.
As a black man, I was educated to believe that I possessed limited abilities.
In his Gospel, Matthew tells us that Christ Jesus calls to all those who are weary and heavy laden: "Take my yoke upon you, and learn of me; for I am meek and lowly in heart: and ye shall find rest unto your souls.
The "Women's Lib" movement has led many mothers and home–makers to question their roles.
One may live ineffectively in a large city offering every cultural advantage or live effectively in a seemingly humdrum environment.
Living in a girls' dorm with one hundred and fifty–five other Christian Scientists is fascinating.
A microscope can so magnify an invisible material object that its features become easily observable by the human eye.
It seems that just about every day one finds an article about drugs and youth in a newspaper or magazine.
Forty–five years ago, when I was a very young student of Christian Science, with two young children of my own, a friend passed on with scarlet fever, leaving a premature baby of whom the doctor said it would be better if he had died, as he was deformed and would always be a cripple.
I was only a few years old when my parents become interested in Christian Science.
I was brought up in a family blessed with Christian Science, and this Science has been the law of my life.
Many are the blessings I have had since my mother began the study of Christian Science when I was a very young child.
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Above all these things put on charity, which is the bond of perfectness.
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The healing effect of understanding something of the divine will is explained by two people on the next program.
