Article June 3, 1991 Issue

In Africa, Latin America, Australia, Europe, and parts of Asia, shortwave radio broadcasts of The Herald of Christian Science are reaching a large audience. We thought that Sentinel readers who have not heard the broadcasts might enjoy reading adaptations from some of these radio programs.

"Pressured? Let God govern." (part two)

Olga Chaffee with contributions from Laurie Haas, Dorothy Stoddart

Olga Chaffee: You're listening to The Herald of Christian Science presented by The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts. I'm Olga Chaffee. We've been talking about facing pressures—either from others or from yourself.

Laurie Haas: And I'm Laurie Haas. The person we're going to hear from tells us about a time when she was feeling very hurried and rushed. She was careless and got herself into quite a difficult circumstance. Her name is Dorothy Stoddart. She's from Oxford, England.

Dorothy Stoddart: I was working with a chemical substance, a very strong weedkiller. I knew there were instructions and warnings on the bottle, but I disregarded them. One instruction was not to work in a confined space. But I was working in a very confined space, a small shed with the door closed.

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