Article March 3, 1973 ISSUE

When I was fifteen...

MICHAEL DAVID RISSLER

...kids my age probably thought I had everything. I was quite a successful athlete in school. I had many friends, so popularity was no problem. I usually found myself on the honor role, and was taking accelerated courses. And yet, I wasn't satisfied!

Then I met a friend at school who was a Christian Scientist. Up to that time I had thought Christian Science was just some odd approach to an overly-religious life. But this friend and her family impressed me. They had an "extra" quality that I had not often seen.

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