January 5, 1981
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To an actor, there is no greater pleasure than standing in the bright circle of a spotlight and hearing the thunder of applause.
Romantic longings are not what they seem to be or what most people think they are.
When Jesus was born, the shepherds were led by angels to find him in the manger.
What draws us to the King James Version as a translation of the Bible may sometimes be— without our knowing it—our sharing of delight in a new, advancing sense of Christianity.
The more one understands about God, the more he realizes he need never accept a defeat.
There is a little book entitled Unity of Good, written by Mary Baker Eddy, the Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science.
During a summer college program some years ago, two other members of my family and I were simultaneously stricken with an illness.
About a week before I was to go on vacation one time, I had a sensation of extreme lightheadedness—as though I needed to walk on tiptoes to touch my head.
I was raised as a Christian and was taught that adversity should be willingly endured, since everything in life, good or bad, is sent by God.
I learned of Christian Science at a place where I was employed on a temporary basis.
