March 4, 1972
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Men and women who are working to solve today's large-scale socioeconomic problems sometimes use a technique called model building.
If a friend appeared to be in great need, and if you had something that you knew would positively help him—that would bring him comfort and healing—wouldn't you offer it to him quickly?
Where does the church fit into the struggle against such evils as racial prejudice, drug abuse, job discrimination, and the tragic lack of communication among people?
The Christian Science practitioner has a "hot line" to the community.
Many people, in this age of the mass media, long to communicate with others heart to heart.
Have you ever considered spending time with an inner-city child?
Many people think the words "Christianity" and "neighborliness" mean much the same thing.
The unity of God and man is not the coming together of separate entities.
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Don't be surprised if The Christian Science Journal feels a bit heftier and looks a little more lively beginning in May, 1972.
In founding The Christian Science Monitor, Mary Baker Eddy said, "The object of the Monitor is to injure no man, but to bless all mankind".
Christian Science was brought into our home by an aunt who was healed of a nervous condition.
Christian Science came to me through my husband, who brought the literature home from a woman employer.
Many years ago our family was introduced to the blessings of Christian Science when I poured out our difficulties to my supervisor at work.
When I graduated from high school, jobs were few and far between.
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The Board of Trustees is happy to announce the following new items, available at Christian Science Reading Rooms, or direct from The Christian Science Publishing Society, One Norway Street, Boston, Massachusetts, U.
