August 31, 1974
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Our heavenly Father, divine Love, impartially bestows good on His children.
If you are a teacher, why not establish a new concept of the classroom with an awareness of your place within God's creation?
One rainy morning a few years ago, I went to work and was just comfortably seated at my desk, deciding which task to tackle first, when the boss called me into his office.
The thought of sacrifice, or of having to give up something, is not apt to attract many individuals.
It was a magnificent day, the air was crisp, and I could see for fifty miles in any direction when the trail crested.
When we fully understand what the Discoverer of Christian Science discovered, we will find a sense of completeness and purity that will eliminate many human ills.
In the degree that we're willing to adopt the Science of being, even though it may seem demanding and radical, we can enjoy a more satisfying sense of life and impart it to others.
I should have given thanks a long time ago for all that Christian Science has done for me, and for the understanding of the Bible and of Christ Jesus' healing work I have gained from my study of the textbook, Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy.
Three summers ago I was employed aboard a yacht bound for Alaska.
During Christmas week of 1972, I received a letter from the Clerk of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts, thanking me for my over fifty years of membership.
Christian Science was presented to me by a close friend while my husband was in the service during World War II.
Christian Science has come to my thinking as light entering a cave; first a candle, then a lamp, then a floodlight of truth.
A healing that occurred early in my study of Christian Science has served as a beacon to me.
Two years ago, during my senior year in college, I had the opportunity to spend a few months studying at a university in France.
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Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy is the textbook of Christian Science.
