December 2, 1985
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Some look forward to Christmas with pleasure, others with dread.
On a crowded city bus recently, I was fascinated by the eager conversation of several people nearby, discussing courses they were pursuing after work.
There is growing evidence that Christian Scientists, on a very broad scale, are giving the lie to the old charge that they shy away from dealing forthrightly with human problems.
The sloth spends its life practically motionless, hanging upside down from tree branches and blending right in with the foliage.
Christian healing—healing through prayer alone—is surely one of the greatest blessings that can come into our lives.
I am so grateful for the many proofs of God's love that I have seen in all aspects of my life.
I had been going to a Christian Science Sunday School for only a year and a half when one day I was helping one of my father's friends move into a new house.
Like my sister, Erin, I am a pupil in a Christian Science Sunday School.
As a teen-ager, I had attended the Sunday Schools of three Protestant denominations.
I am so grateful for experiences I have had as a Christian Scientist that I would like to share some of them with others.
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Once you're certain that you want to become a member—and you've relied solely on Christian Science healing for a year or more—your next step is to get an application form.
