June 24, 1985
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No one doubts that the sun will still be shining next year.
Ask, and it shall be given you;seek, and ye shall find;knock, and it shall be opened unto you.
Learning to cast our cares on God, not other people, is in line with Christian Science demonstration.
A short time ago my wife and I were shopping in a grocery store, and she asked me to get her some bubble bath.
Clouds without rain may add some charm or drama to a landscape, or display a spectacular sunset.
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Each Lesson-Sermon published in the Christian Science Quarterly—Bible Lessons is designed to be complete in itself.
My mom didn't know too much about baking cookies or putting together doll clothes when I was growing up—things that I sort of wished she could do.
Many years ago I had a healing that illustrated to me the truth of these statements in Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy.
At the time when our daughter-in-law was due to have her first baby, our son telephoned me from the hospital asking for prayerful help, as there seemed to be complications.
When I was about twelve, I was a substitute organist for one month at a branch Church of Christ, Scientist, near my home.
I'm thankful to have the perfect Physician—God—and to have learned to trust Him through the study of Christian Science.
