September 29, 1986
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One day, while turning the dial on the television to find another channel, I hesitated at one where several young people were being interviewed about their aspirations for the future.
Days fly so fast we're forever surprised!Not dismayed, for we're eager for more—More of upwarding, onwarding,Each day discovering treasures to store.
Upon this beachhowever long or far I combI shall not findtwo matching stones,identical in every way.
There seem to be increased threats to the safety of children all over the world.
As mankind searches for better ways of doing things, the greatest progress will come as a result of productive ideas that not only increase quantitative efficiency but also bring satisfaction and a degree of spiritual fulfillment to individuals.
Next week's Sentinel will look a little different.
Sometimes people, especially those who are just learning of Christian Science, wonder if it can heal physical conditions that might be labeled extremely serious or even incurable.
Because each of us is individual, no one is quite like anyone else, just as no two leaves, even on the same tree, are exactly alike.
I haven't written a testimony since my first one, which was published in an issue of The Herald of Christian Science in 1969.
In a testimony published in The Christian Science Journal several years ago, I expressed gratitude for the number of times Christian Science had enabled me to solve problems connected with home and supply.
When I was between eight and ten, my mother, grandmother, an aunt, two uncles, and finally my father, passed on with various physical disorders.
My mother first learned of Christian Science from a family with whom she lived briefly during the First World War.
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