February 2, 1981
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I wanted to buy a newspaper at a news rack but didn't have the right change.
Like some tranquil poolwhose quiet depthcatches and holds,in unruffled image,the tresses of the trees,
When the Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science says of herself as author, at the end of the Preface to Science and Health, "In the spirit of Christ's charity,—as one who 'hopeth all things, endureth all things,' and is joyful to bear consolation to the sorrowing and healing to the sick,—she commits these pages to honest seekers for Truth," Science and Health, p xii.
Several years ago I was serving as a Peace Corps volunteer in South America.
When someone looks at the Milky Way through a telescope, he sees countless pinpricks of light as hundreds of thousands of stars come into focus.
When we are traveling, we may feel dependent on schedules, reservations, people, weather, for success and safety.
We find comparatively little emphasis on joy in the earlier narratives of the Old Testament.
When a football player is properly braced on the line of scrimmage, he's less likely to be knocked over by his opponent.
The sixth chapter of John tells how Christ Jesus fed a multitude of people.
At a time when the Asian flu was being widely publicized, I heard on the news an account of the symptoms.
Looking back, I recall with gratitude a conversation I had with a doctor before coming into Christian Science.
One time I developed an infection in my foot.
At one time my mother was taken to the hospital with a severe case of diabetes and given no hope for recovery.
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