July 21, 1973
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A few years ago I saw a billboard advertising paintings in a gallery.
The grand teachings of Christian Science came into my life when, as a student planning to become a medical doctor, I met the young Christian Scientist who later became my wife.
A picture on the dining room wall of my grandmother's home evidently made a lasting impression on me as a small boy, for I have recalled it many times.
There was barely a minute to go before the start of the weekly testimony meeting of a Christian Science college organization at a large state university.
In a silent moment listening,patient tears embracing,His steady, voiceless answercameto years of quiet asking,
Is there an answer to the recurrent problem of what are called natural disasters?
It is a generally accepted human fact that faith can have a good deal to do with the recovery of a sick patient.
To visit Damascusand walk the road Paul walkedthe tourist in me yearned,but the Christian knewI have traveled that roadwhich leads to binding neighborswith strands of misconception,and seen that lightwhich, making blindness felt,advances the new birth.
My first published testimony appeared in the Christian Science Sentinel, May 25, 1946, and it came about in this way.
Our twelve-year-old daughter was attending junior high school when suddenly a large growth appeared on her neck and continued to swell until it became very noticeable.
As a student of Christian Science I have had many opportunities to prove God's loving care for His children.
I have never sent in a testimony to express my gratitude for Christian Science and for Mrs.
I would like to express in writing my sincere appreciation of a healing I had through Christian Science in January, 1972.
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