May 28, 1979
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This is an eyewitness account of someone's "first love"—mine.
The very next timeI find myself prayingto be more loving,or bleating aboutwhy I find it so hardto love more than I do,I'm going to interruptmyself and say:
Patience—the right kind of patience—can contribute measurably to healing.
Do you know a church filled with those "which do hunger and thirst after righteousness"?
Take no thought for food and clothing, Christ Jesus plainly told his disciples.
The hand that seizes lovewith fist of human willfinds it as mercury escapingthrough the fingers grasping/clutching/empty
"I never left heaven!" These words might sound peculiar to one unfamiliar with Christian Science.
Bible history shows us that wars, economic uncertainty, labor unrest, tyranny and terrorism, man-made and natural disasters, are not phenomena alone of the late twentieth century.
Christian Science, strongly asserting the power of Love, insists that the problems of mankind are not to be ignored but to be healed.
A recurring and growing theme in religious news today speaks of a significant trend in today's churches: spiritual healing.
Child's asthma healed
Never deprived of God-given health
Medicine unnecessary
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Members of The Mother Church are invited to write articles and poems for the periodicals.
In the Peterborough Evening TelegraphPeterborough, Cambridgeshire England
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Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy is the textbook of Christian Science.
