Article December 19, 1977 Issue

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For the student of Christian Science, class instruction is vital. This spiritual course focuses our study, keeps us from drifting, and helps us to become real working Christian Scientists. Three articles in a new pamphlet, "The Value of Class Instruction," discuss aspects of preparing for and following through on this progressive step.

"A Look at Class Instruction" explains the basics of this activity, including choice of teacher, application for class, instruction itself, and association meetings. "Class Instruction—Why Hold Back?" tackles some arguments that might be keeping a student of Christian Science from moving in this right direction.

The third article, "Association Meetings: Source of Strength," speaks of the continuing unfoldment and fresh application of teaching that come with prayerfully supporting and regularly attending this annual sharing of truths. All three articles are reprinted from The Christian Science Journal and the Christian Science Sentinel.

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