August 3, 1981
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Human life may seem to be a series of problems strung together with periods of temporary betterment.
At the height of the Vietnam War, with the specter of the draft staring over my shoulder and my personal life feeling—and future prospects looking—like a total zero, I was overcome with depression, despair, and a sense of futility.
Moses was faced with delays, lack of supplies, and dangers in his travels.
No matter how tragic a circumstance appears to be, we can find solutions by looking to God.
From my study window on the ninth floor, I look over a public park where young children are at play, bounding and skipping with happy freedom, innocence, abandon.
Inspired Christian Science treatment is the spontaneous activity of Christ.
When we have our mom's or dad's arms round us, we know they love us, and we feel happy and safe.
Many years ago I suffered with a severe case of eczema.
I contacted a Christian Science practitioner one evening following what appeared to be a severe attack of influenza.
The healing of a severe nervous breakdown brought me back into Christian Science after I had dabbled unsuccessfully with semimetaphysical systems of healing.
God's presence was first evident to me in a healing I had a few years after I'd begun attending a Christian Science Sunday School.
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Meetings at which testimonies of Christian Science healing are given are held in Christian Science churches on Wednesdays.
