September 3, 1979
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Is there a practical, effective way to deal with stress—even eliminate it—when heavy workloads, impending deadlines, and conflicts with fellow employees cause tension on the job?
Once, before sending his twelve disciples to heal and preach, Christ Jesus gave them explicit instructions: "Provide neither gold, nor silver, nor brass in your purses, nor scrip for your journey, neither two coats, neither shoes, nor yet staves: for the workman is worthy of his meat.
Christian Science can show us how to progressively free ourselves from bondage to the limited, discord-producing sense of man as mortal.
When our scout troop went on a camping trip, there was always a tenderfoot to break in.
Jesus and children: he healed them, loved them, and saw in them the qualities of the kingdom of God.
Our sights are best set on the summit of Spirit if we are to achieve consistent spiritual progress, with its accompanying ability to help mankind.
We live in a world that finds its stability in a balance of power among nations—a distribution of strength intended to curb the temptation of one nation to overrun or destroy another.
Even according to the human sense of things, most of our anxieties are needless.
If we have a journey to make that is really necessary, and we are frustrated by an oil shortage, a strike, a snowstorm, or some other transportation blockage, we may wistfully quote the Psalmist: "Oh that I had wings like a dove! for then would I fly away, and be at rest.
As a child, I was examined by a doctor who diagnosed a condition of chronic appendicitis.
This was the first healing in Christian Science that came through my own prayer.
On a morning in December of 1977, when I woke I was unable to walk because of a severe pain in my back.
At one time I was looking for a teaching position in an area where jobs for educators were scarce.
I have had many healings in Christian Science, but this one is very important to me.
