October 31, 1977
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Library and bookstore shelves are loaded with self-help books— how to deal with tension, how to understand and like ourselves, how to cope with the successive changes of adult life, and many others.
A widespread belief that keeps people from the worship of God is that He knows of human want and woe and does nothing about them.
I've heard enoughof the oldtiredrepetitiveover and over againjingle that mortal mind sings—the still sickstill poorstill sadsong of false beliefs.
When we first feel the touch of the healing Christ, discontent may be the last thing we think of.
Because of his close and constant walk with God and unwavering fidelity to Him, Abraham was called in Scripture "the Friend of God.
On the wall behind the Readers' desk in our branch Church of Christ, Scientist, these words from the Bible are painted: "With all thy getting get understanding.
Did you ever feel very small and believe that other people felt the same way about you?
The story of Joseph is familiar to Bible readers—the jealousy of his brothers, his being sold into slavery, his meeting of obstacles and disappointments, his final status of power and influence, second only to the king—a situation he used to brilliantly good purpose.
Strength is derived from Spirit not from matter—from God, divine Mind, and not from muscles.
When our third child started kindergarten, he had a wonderful healing in Christian Science.
When my mother passed on in 1953, my grief was intense.
It is with much joy that I acknowledge in this testimony the infinite supply God is constantly giving to His idea, man, and my healing of prolonged anxiety through recognition of this sublime fact.
I wish to express my humble gratitude for Christian Science and for Mrs.
I give heartfelt gratitude for the many benefits and blessings that have been mine as a lifelong student of Christian Science.
When I first began relying on Christian Science, I was smoking cigarettes.
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