August 7, 1995
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Can I count the times that I've been mentally on my knees in prayer? Probably not, but neither can I begin to count all the times that I've seen the hand of God tenderly at work— uniting, reassuring, neutralizing conflict.
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John West is a Christian Science practitioner and teacher who is a scoutmaster in the inner city.
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Overcoming the "conspiracy" of ageIf helping seems a burdenWe have never been out of God's loving carePraying for the world
"No, it's not too late to walkto where no hands, no lies abuse— to wander openly, to talkof hopes to free, of fears to lose.
The
assurance that "disease is unreal" might seem preposterous.
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In
March a former computer industry executive, Reed Harris, spoke to an audience in a high-school auditorium, and suggested that while many people said they trusted God, their hopes were actually invested in other people, in conflicting "expert" opinion, or in government.
My job was to express the spiritual individuality bestowed on me by God.
Individual transformation does not take place in one sudden leap through the experience we call death.
Remember
the runaway stagecoach in the old western movies, thundering down the road out of control?
My
dad learned to be a pilot in the early days of flying—in the days of open-cockpit, you're-on-your-own-in-the-sky flying.
I
became interested in Christian Science after my marriage to a student of this Science.
"To
those leaning on the sustaining infinite, to-day is big with blessing".
Early
in 1994 I had a healing of an apparently severe case of kidney stones, purely through relying on Christian Science.
