March 17, 1986
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Everyone at some time or another has dreamed of success and of the respect, praise, and admiration it would bring.
There are those occasions when people have simply taken on too much work.
Can the understanding of God's reassuring love inspire and heal us?
Cast into the wildernessof mortal thought,the desert of earthly wants,We experience the hunger of hope—a thirst for healing,and mocking voices ofworldly clamor.
Sometimes we may be tempted to look into our past and recount experiences that have been unpleasant, unjust, and perhaps terrifying.
I remember as a small girl being taken by my family for automobile rides around a large reservoir and dam.
My friend had just shared healing inspiration he'd received while watching sunlight turn a cobweb into a mass of colorful jewels.
A rhythmic, insistent banging in the pipes greeted us as we walked into the motel room.
It's comparatively easy to freewheel through life, thinking that saints are so few and far between that you or I will never even know one, much less be one! Yet both in pre-Christian times and in the early Christian Church, everyone faithful to God was called a saint.
When I
entered high school I was living five miles in the country, and my folks had to furnish my transportation to school.
Recently I had an experience that proved to me once more that God's love is with us no matter where we are.
I will never cease being grateful to God for His Son, Christ Jesus; and for His revelation of the Christ Science to Mrs.
Many years ago, after my older brother had passed on with what the doctors pronounced to be tuberculosis, I began to cough and lose weight rapidly.
When Christian Science found me more than four years ago, life seemed bleak indeed.
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Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy contains the complete explanation of the Science of Christianity.
