April 6, 1981
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While teaching four-year-olds in a Christian Science Sunday School, I asked what the word "illusion" meant.
Evening came;limitation demanded capitulation,yet day-prayer spilling Christ lightcherished man—without exception—in God's likeness.
Three timesthe Psalmist questioned being down,disquieted by the challenge to his crownof hope in God;three times affirmed his hope,as if all true dominion and ascentbegan with praise.
Someone reading Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures for the first time might be surprised by the opening pages of "Christian Science Practice.
Only the Christ holds the sword,unsheathed, supreme;unflinching steel to evil aim,pliant staff to pure desire.
My introduction to Christian Science brought dramatic proof of God's sovereign power to touch any human condition and effect healing and reformation, which provide evidence of immortal Life.
I am happy to be a student of Christian Science.
As an adolescent I felt positive of God's presence, but I was uncertain as to the nature of His power.
At one time I was alone, staying at a hotel abroad.
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Once you're certain that you want to join—and you've relied solely on Christian Science healing for a year or more—your next step is to get an application form.
