April 30, 1979
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One who has suffered dashed hopes about a career, relationships, or a combination of such challenges may feel that precious years were outright wasted and must be written off as worthless.
Financial lack needn't impede or threaten our educational progress.
Gently,as by newborn warmth of spring,the mounds of frozen hopeare thawed by Love.
The fact is that man is already perfect, and we can begin to demonstrate this now.
"Oh, well, no one's perfect" is a statement often made as an apology for human imperfections—occasioned, perhaps, by a forgotten appointment, a broken dish, or an idiosyncrasy.
Are youwaitingwaiting forwaiting for the movingwaiting for the moving of the water?
If I were asked, as someone who was not raised a Christian Scientist, what betterments I especially thank Christian Science for, more confidence would be one of them.
When I came from Germany to live in the United States, a cousin who lives in this beautiful country introduced me to Christian Science.
There was a time in my life when I questioned God and Christian Science.
Four years ago, when I was facing seriously strained relations with my family, I was given an invitation to a Christian Science lecture.
With sincere gratitude I share this healing.
One time there was a painful condition in one shoulder, and I could not move my arm without discomfort.
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Meetings at which testimonies of Christian Science healing are given are held in Christian Science churches on Wednesdays.
