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I Was raised attending the Christian Science Sunday School...
I Was raised attending the Christian Science Sunday School, but I never really thought deeply about what my relationship to God meant to me. In fact, I didn't consider God necessary in my life. It was so easy to be caught up in material routine, and the material picture didn't look so bad to me at that point.
Then for a few years I felt like a little lamb, lost and unsure. In essence, I was an inactive Christian Scientist. When I found myself trapped in a very troubling human relationship, I felt like a statistic—another victim of abuse, another unhappy person with human limitations and much room for improvement. I felt removed from the Father-Mother God I had grown up with. In fact, I felt so far removed that I even questioned the validity of this relationship. Where was my proof of His existence?
I wanted things to be different, but I knew that making changes would require action on my part. Overcoming the temptation just to let things take their own course was my first step in the right direction.
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December 18, 1989 issue
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Christmas peace
Linda Bumpus
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The gang
Phyllis Anne Duffin
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The love that brings freedom
Margaret E. Moore
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Getting to know ourselves as God knows us
Lieber Anker
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FROM HAND TO HAND
P. P. W.
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Expressing our love
Elaine Natale
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FROM THE Directors
The Christian Science Board of Directors
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"The dark night wakes, the glory breaks"
Allison W. Phinney
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Receptive hearts and swift feet
Ann Kenrick
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I Was raised attending the Christian Science Sunday School...
Susan Ellen Turner
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In several necessary moves during the last ten years, my wife...
Paul W. Baum with contributions from Marilyn C. Baum
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I attended a Christian Science Sunday School from childhood...
James R. Davidson
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I have always enjoyed reading the testimonies of healing...
Janice Horn Ferguson with contributions from Dale W. Ferguson