January 13, 1973
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When I was a kid, more than anything else I wanted to be an airplane pilot.
One day some years ago I was driving across the African plains for the first time.
Finding employment in the midst of unfavorable economic conditions need not be impossible when one applies the rules of Christian Science to the situation.
We are all familiar, I'm sure, with the Bible declaration, "God is love.
Presently forgottenhours of disciplined practicenow culminate on stagein effortless extension of leg,dazzling dimension of movement,exquisite expression of Soul.
All true, permanent healing of human discord takes place through the grace of God.
Christian Scientists heartily accept Mary Baker Eddy's words in Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures: "Great respect is due the motives and philanthropy of the higher class of physicians.
Permits, licenses, affidavits, forms in triplicate: few of us are exempt from them.
It was through our mother's instantaneous healing of a severe case of gallstones that we became interested in Christian Science.
As a child I was a regular pupil in the Christian Science Sunday School, for which I am most grateful.
I would like to add my voice to the hymn of praise of those healed through Christ, Truth, in Christian Science.
Our family has had many blessings through the study and application of Christian Science over the past thirty-five years.
Christian Scientists have much—many things—for which to be grateful.
I am very grateful for Christian Science, and have often wondered how we could have done without it in bringing up four daughters.
I became a member of The Mother Church two years ago.
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Related to the Lesson-Sermon for January 21, 1973,in the CHRISTIAN SCIENCE QUARTERLYSubject: Life
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Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy is the textbook of Christian Science.
