September 19, 1988
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Whatever we are facing—whether it seems to loom large or to nag with an insistent fear—we can stand firm and find our answer in God.
Getting to the spiritual meaning of the Bible and getting to the spiritual facts of any situation both require persistence. But as this author found, the reward in both cases is healing.
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Sometimes it appears that we all work in the complaints department; we're either giving out complaints or taking them in on a steady basis. Divine Love has better work for us to do.
The teachings of Christ Jesus aren't abstract, and neither is the Science of Christ, which explains his healing works.
There is a certain kind of grace in holding on to what we know is true of our relationship to God. It blesses our lives. It brings healing.
The understanding of God, which heals, is not hidden—at least not by God. It's the nature of divine Truth to penetrate mystery and become known.
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understanding of God has met our needs in raising our children, in business, in finding homes, and in relationships with others, to name a few.
With a deep sense of gratitude, I share the following healings, which took place solely through the study and application of the teachings of Christian Science.
I am grateful to have attended a Christian Science Sunday School from a very early age.
I am told that at the time of my birth, because of complications caused by uremic poisoning, the attending physician offered little hope that my mother or I would survive.
I am grateful to be learning through Christian Science that God's love for all means that life is good and full of promise.
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A directory of all Churches of Christ, Scientist, and Christian Science Societies, including the hours of their services and information about their Reading Rooms, appears monthly in The Christian Science Journal.
