November 8, 1975
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A correct understanding of God and of man's relationship to Him is gained in proportion to the spiritualization of our thought.
Years ago, while I was growing up on the prairie, it was a common practice for members of a family to spend long hours, sometimes far into the night, fine-tuning a crystal radio set.
Many of us today feel that we need something stable, unchanging, something we can count on and be assured of—in the way of a philosophy, a faith, or a guiding force in our lives.
Once upon a time my grandmother told me about a ferocious fire that raged through the Great Dismal Swamp of eastern Virginia and North Carolina.
Christ Jesus' parable of the talents illustrates the poverty of letting our abilities go wasted, and the rich reward of actively employing them.
Joblessalmost moneylesscut off from friendsI fearfully pondereda dark and unknown futureuntil the glimpse of a babyserene in her father's armsgoing she knew not wherereminded me that I toowas safe in my Father's love.
My daughter and I were introduced to Christian Science by a young man who later became my son-in-law.
Christian Science is a way of life for me and has met every need.
My gratitude to our Father-Mother God for leading me to the study of Christian Science is unending.
My first physical healing in Christian Science occurred when I was twelve.
As you may know, in football there is the feeling that you're going to get hurt or injured.
At a time when my life was extremely fearful, I learned of Christian Science.
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Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy is the textbook of Christian Science.
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Convincing testimonies of healing in Christian Science are welcomed for publication from members of The Mother Church and from students who are not members.
