February 28, 1976
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Are we searching for happiness and fulfillment, longing for a sense of joy and well-being that is not spasmodic and fleeting but permanent and present?
When called upon to give treatment in Christian Science, whether for ourselves or for someone else, do we attempt praying from the absolute spiritual basis of perfect God and perfect man—and then try to heal matter?
Earnest students of Christian Science learn early that spiritual love, the only real love there is, demands that at all times, in all situations, they see man as he spiritually, scientifically is.
Heaven has often been thought of as a place, separate from the earth—a future, highly desirable, and final residential area for the righteous.
I am very grateful for Christian Science because I know that, no matter what comes up, I can turn to God as we are taught in Sunday School, and there is always the right answer.
This moment—now—is extending to you endless possibilities for good.
Shortly after the building of the Extension of The Mother Church in 1906 a church member wrote to Mrs.
When I try to tell what Christian Science has done for me, I can't find words.
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How can I tell the many blessings that have come to me as a student of Christian Science! Although I was reared as a Christian Scientist and had several healings when I was small, I only began to recognize its potential for good when I entered college a hundred miles from home.
"My cup runneth over".
I was drawn to Christian Science mostly because the thought of healing others intrigued me.
My mother enrolled me in the Christian Science Sunday School at an early age.
