January 4, 1982
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One day I joined my husband at the building site of our new house to watch the drilling of a well.
Despite reports that crime is increasing, we can experience an unshakable freedom from danger through understanding the dominion and protection that come from reliance on God, as taught in Christian Science.
In any activity, we can do and give our best if we first purify our consciousness, getting rid of selfish bugaboos and keeping our thought Christly, well attuned to God's good qualities.
In discussions with Christians of other denominations the Christian Scientist may find that some confusion persists among his friends regarding the nature of prayer in the teachings of Christian Science.
With deep gratitude for my upbringing in Christian Science, I relate a healing that I feel has solidified forever my faith in the Christ, Truth.
I don't believe in so-called miracles, but I do believe in healing— I know that trust in God and doing one's best to follow Christ's teaching always bring wonderful results.
As young teen-agers, my brothers, my sister, and I were enrolled in the Christian Science Sunday School by our mother, who had been healed in Science.
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