March 30, 1974
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The other day our transistor radio needed a new energizer—a battery.
I signed up to take a unit of mountaineering at camp last summer.
If things seem pretty dull at work, or perhaps our progress appears to have come to a halt, we don't have to be discouraged.
Can we ask God to send rain to nourish a nation's wheat fields and our own potato patch, but request Him kindly to hold it up until after the school play on Thursday evening or the Christian Science lecture on Saturday morning?
While we were driving through Spain one year, my little daughter became suddenly ill one evening.
My childhood was one of poverty and sorrow, and so miserable that I was determined to get out of these straits somehow.
I attended the Christian Science Sunday School from an early age until I was twenty.
A few years ago in a time of great mental depression, when anxiety filled my thought, I became very fearful when the sight in one eye began to be obscured and gradually became worse.
As a child, and up to the age of twenty, I was taught in the Christian Science Sunday School the simple yet profound truths that have become a way of life for me, a source of strength and guidance in times of financial and physical needs.
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Meetings at which testimonies of Christian Science healing are given are held in Christian Science churches on Wednesdays.
