June 10, 1985
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Consider the grasshopperwho hurls himself aloftbut brieflybefore returning to earthperhaps a minuscule move forwardfrom his takeoff point.
When I was growing up, I enjoyed exploring a wildlife refuge near my home.
To onlookers it is often a complete mystery why Christian Scientists do not use drugs or other medicines, or turn to some other material method when in need of healing.
Most of us can remember our parents asking us, as children, "Are you listening?
A man who had just started to study Christian Science was trying to grasp the meaning of "the scientific statement of being"—those six potent sentences in Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy.
Even when people have a comfortable life and a wealth of things, there is still too often a poverty of the spirit.
As the parents of two young children, my wife and I are extremely grateful for the protection and guidance afforded by our study of Christian Science.
I have been a student of Christian Science for almost seventy years.
It is with gratitude that I share this testimony in the hope that it may serve to encourage and uplift other Truth-seeking individuals.
"The Lord shall preserve thee from all evil.
