February 6, 1995
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Experienced
seaman are familiar with the adage "Don't call in the watch when the sea is calm.
Without honesty, all the skills and degrees that would be of great value to a business would be undermined. It would be like having termites in the basement! The house would stand for a while but would crumble eventually.
It is clear that God-given talents, properly applied, are sufficient for a successful life, a career that grows in its ability to glorify God.
This time I found I was bringing to marriage a more conscious sense of having something to give—qualities such as joy and love. I was not trying to fill a void or to get something out of the marriage.
Why did I love my Sunday School teacher? She didn't look like a model, but she did express unselfed love, kindness, patience, understanding.
Editor's note: In recent months, members of the Church of Christ, Scientist, have been looking more deeply at the question of the genuine evangelical mission of the Church and of individual Christian Scientists.
Sometimes
when a person is suffering with illness or pain, he may feel confused, afraid, uncared for, alone.
I
would like to give my testimony of a healing which took place two years ago.
A
healing I had five years ago really helped me to see proofs of God's care.
I
started attending a Christian Science Sunday School on Easter Sunday, 1993.
When
I was a child my family lived in a rough and violent area, and life was not happy.
