June 23, 1986
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I spent my high-school and college years performing as a clarinetist.
It seemed that I was neededto play the Martha partand I tried to do it lightly,not with a heavy heart.
One of the explicit demands of Christian Science is that the individual keep his thinking as well as his life on a spiritual level.
I have been healed through Christian Science of various painful and frightening conditions—including a recurring stomach disorder, a sharp fall on my spine onto concrete decking, a blow on the head from a baseball traveling close to eighty miles per hour—but some of the most lasting lessons have emerged from apparently insignificant experiences.
It was a warm sunny day, and the attention of the children in the classroom was anywhere but on the lesson.
In some parts of the world a parting guest is speeded on his way with the blessing "Go in peace.
Sometimes it seems that we are at cross-purposes with fellow workers, family members, or church associates.
When we look back to past eras we can identify certain popular beliefs that prevailed in those times.
Housekeepers quickly learn that to have "invisibly" clean windows it is not enough to wash either the inside or the outside.
For fifteen years I had a growth on one side of my head, but I was never particularly troubled by it.
Years ago, as a young mother with two small boys, I had many opportunities to demonstrate God's gentle care for His children.
Having received much inspiration and encouragement from testimonies I have read in the Christian Science periodicals, I would like to share two healings for the benefit of others.
If ye continue in my word, then are ye my disciples indeed; and ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free.
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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.
