November 27, 1995
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It was something of a surprise to read in an edition of The Weekend Australian, one of Australia's national newspapers, a small article headed "1.
"The only way you can repay me is to strive to be the man you've truly always been—the expression of God, good."
Our heavenly Father's compassionate care and love for us are ever ready and ever present. We are never alone.
It means doing our best to "sin no more"—shunning the zigzags of material thinking.
In
the industrial city where we once lived, a brass tablet on the entrance of a business usually announced the name of the owner and the nature of the goods manufactured there.
"I pulled out a piece of paper and listed all the qualities I could think of that I naturally possessed as a child of God."
"Quietly,
without a trace of fanaticism, making their remarkable statements with a simplicity which sprang from the conviction that they would be believed, scores of Christian Scientists told of cures from diseases, physical and mental, at the testimony meetings that marked the close of their visit to Boston; cures that carried one back to the age of miracles.
It's
encouraging to know that maintaining control over one's own thoughts and actions can serve to protect one from harm.
A
member of my family came from a communist country to live with me.
One
can only feel great gratitude for a healing in Christian Science—gratitude to God for His revelation as discovered by Mary Baker Eddy.
How
grateful I am for Christian Science, and to have it be our family's way of life.
I
have had many healings over the years, but the instantaneous ones always stand out as most impressive and memorable.
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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.
