November 16, 1974
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There are many who believe Christian Scientists turn to prayer for healing and just substitute prayer for medicine and that's about all there is to Christian Science.
Each day can offer opportunities for deciding on a right course of action.
As I look out of my office window here on the fourteenth floor of the new building we have just occupied, I face toward the west and the distant hills.
Rated pilot learns to flyThrough viewless, scudded skyBy trusting instruments,Not eye.
In our aviary the most determined birds win the highest perches and take the first baths.
We often hear these words: "This just isn't my day!" When I hear them, I want to say, "You're right.
What do you answer when a classmate asks you how Christian Science prayer can keep a body healthy?
My grandfather, a mathematician and a coach to students, had a favorite saying.
The world over, people are asking questions about God—His nature, the purpose of His universe, and individual man's place in it.
A linchpin of the system of Christian Science is that man is the outcome of God, always spiritual and in unity with Him, and never a mortal wanting to be united with Him.
"Divine Love always has met and always will meet every human need".
I wish to express my gratitude for the many blessings received since I was introduced to Christian Science some sixty years ago.
In the Bible we are told, "I will give you pastors according to mine heart, which shall feed you with knowledge and understanding".
The testimonies of healing in the Christian Science Sentinel and The Christian Science Journal have been a wellspring of help and inspiration to me through the years.
Since I first began to study and apply the teachings of Christian Science, I have had a number of proofs of the effectiveness of prayer as it is taught in Christian Science.
The issue of the Sentinel on the creative arts was a source of inspiration to me.
Jerry Kvasnicka in Ontological Thought November, 1972 Loveland, Colorado [Reprinted by permission.
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