October 22, 1984
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The Christian disciple desires to understand and serve God.
For three years I had been warming the pew with regularity, listening intently and striving to live as I'd been taught in the Christian Science Sunday School.
When I was a youngster, my family was active in a Protestant church.
There is a comic's account of a man who was so self-conscious that although he enjoyed football, he was miserable attending games.
Wait a minute! Before you turn the page thinking, "Well, this certainly doesn't apply to me," read on a little farther.
Christianity in general has outgrown the harsher aspects of predestination theology in favor of a more merciful view of the creator, believing that it is God's better purpose that all should be saved.
There's a rare joy to be found in healing others through Christian Science.
"I shall not die, but live, and declare the works of the Lord".
I was raised in Christian Science and attended Christian Science Sunday School as a child.
In gratitude for all that Christian Science is doing for me, mine, and all mankind, I would like to share some healings.
How grateful I am to God for Christian Science and its healing power.
