November 8, 1982
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Recently I recalled vividly some of my childhood make-believe.
How do you feel when you encounter someone strikingly different from yourself?
Real estate problems can be solved as readily as those involving physical difficulties or moral faults.
After every buffingby polish-cloth of retrospecthow richly glow the burnished planesof might-have-been—and how this constant looking backthrough lens of bittersweetcan seem to pale our present sun!
Paul counsels us in one of his letters to the Thessalonians, "Pray without ceasing.
While I was standing on a busy corner waiting for the signal lights to change, my attention was drawn to a father and his very young son.
What a privilege for those who traveled with Christ Jesus—watched his healings, heard his teachings, felt his Christliness.
About a week after our son was born, our next-door neighbor, who is a medical doctor, stopped in.
Almost sixty years ago my mother was healed of migraine headaches while serving as soloist in a branch Church of Christ, Scientist.
A dear friend gave me a copy of Science and Health by Mrs.
Before the fall of 1963 I knew nothing about Christian Science.
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