Editorial June 13, 1994 Issue

Peace work

Mary Metzner Trammell

"I became a Christian Scientist because I wanted to be part of an international peace movement!" said the earnest young woman. She was speaking at a recent Wednesday evening testimony meeting at The Mother Church in Boston.

This woman explained that she'd been happy to discover that Christian Science also heals people of sickness and other difficulties. And she'd had healings herself. But the most important thing Christian Science had given her was peace—peace like she'd never imagined before.

Now, she said, her prayer is that the whole can have this peace. That's why she spends most of her time and energy sharing the Science of Christianity—and the peace it brings—with people in need. She looks at her job, her social life, everything, as a way to work for peace.

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