October 21, 1972
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Most of us object to something—a policy, a law, a television commercial, something.
Approximately one of every three people who were eligible didn't vote in the 1968 presidential election in the United States.
Visitors to the Wednesday testimony meeting held weekly in Christian Science churches are often impressed by the deep interest with which members of the congregation listen to the testimonies of healing that are given.
"Other sheep I have,Which are not of this fold:"The Master once toldThe handful of menWho followed him then.
What really counts is not how much rationalizing or mere organizing you do to find your way through life, but how spiritual your thought is.
An experience I had with one of my children made me realize how important it is to stop watching an existing problem or ailment, to turn away from its seeming reality and lift thought wholeheartedly in perfect trust to God, whose saving power is always right at hand to bless.
Christian Science shows us that the allness and goodness of God is an ever-present fact, a fact that can be realized and applied only in the living present.
Having been a Christian Scientist all of my life, I feel it is time that I testify in our periodicals to the results of my study and practice of Christian Science over the years.
As a young married woman, I found myself yearning for a better understanding of God and of what this life is all about.
It has been my blessed privilege to grow up in a home where Christian Science is the way of Life.
I wish to express my gratitude for Christian Science.
Recently a friend asked me how long I had been a Christian Scientist, and I found myself telling her that my birth had been a Christian Science demonstration.
