Editorial September 1, 1980 Issue

Heal with your life

NATHAN A. TALBOT

None of us should be fully satisfied with the healings we are currently accomplishing. Yes, we can be profoundly grateful for every evidence that God heals. But we are obligated not only to do the works Christ Jesus assured us we would do, but to do them as consistently and as quickly as he did— and with as permanent results.

How? How can we grow in our ability to heal? The Christian Science movement provides essential avenues that help us become better healers. If we're still attending Sunday School, we can search out more thorough and more practical answers to exactly how demonstration takes place.

Beyond Sunday School age, the step of class instruction can substantially increase one's insight into the theology of divine Science. Class emphasizes, in an orderly, logical sequence, the consistency of Mary Baker Eddy's teachings; it quickens our spirituality.

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