July 3, 1976
Content can't be loaded!
not only the recognizedjoy of giving,sharing, loving, living,but also that pureand honest joythat floods the heartupon awaking—that joy that is therefor no visibleor invisible reasonbut is simply therebecause it belongs there—and is there—that joy that rushes upand dazzles visionwith sunlighton the darkest day—that joy that truly is myselfmy natural way
Most people who are familiar with the Bible know that Jesus and his disciples healed people of bodily ills, malformations, sins, mental disturbances, and lack.
These are words from a hymn often sung in Churches of Christ, Scientist.
How do I know that it takes only one to heal a discordant human situation?
Before the dawnthe song began!Before the sweep of light—no matter if it was moments or more—this backyard birdsang, knowing;his melody a harbinger.
"As soon as they'll let me, I'll quit going to Sunday School and have nothing more to do with Christian Science!" I said vehemently to myself, as I looked in the mirror and combed my hair.
Planning for the past is a favorite occupation of mortal thinking.
Over twenty years ago I was told by an eminent neurologist that I would be a semi-invalid the rest of my life.
I am very grateful to be in this country and to share with the Sentinel's readers my gratitude to God for Christ Jesus, the Master, and for Mrs.
Since my first testimony, which appeared in the Sentinel of February 21, 1959, I have had many blessings as the result of my application of Christian Science in my daily affairs.
I was raised in Christian Science and have been healed of so-called children's diseases and of rheumatic fever and polio.
I am grateful to be disciplining myself to write a testimony, for I have been healed, uplifted, and blessed innumerable times by spiritual ideas that others have shared in testimonies published in the Christian Science periodicals.
