January 8, 1977
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Nothing can seem more disheartening than to feel we're boxed into a situation or condition over which we have no control.
Unlimited energy! Performance without drag! New vistas of strength, endurance, accomplishment! Impossible?
The simple act of breathing illustrates a basic point made plain in Christian Science about receiving and giving.
Have you sometimes thought you would be happier if you only had the means for a larger, better home?
One day we were eating our supper, and after our supper my dad had a bad headache, so bad he couldn't help himself.
I had to study for a test, and if I didn't do well I'd fail the class.
Four hundred million people in the world are estimated to be suffering from acute malnutrition, some one tenth of the world population.
Although I had known of Christian Science for a few years, it was not until 1944 that I really became a student of this Science.
Although I had been raised in a religious atmosphere, I had not found satisfying answers to my questions; I wanted a better understanding of God.
Christian Science has met my every need for a number of years, and I am most grateful.
Because it was required of all students at that time, I studied physiology in grade school.
I thank God with all my heart for Christian Science and what it teaches us of God and of our relationship to Him.
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Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy is the textbook of Christian Science.
