WELCOME August 2, 1999 Issue

To Our Readers

William E. Moody

Coping. Barely Holding on . Living day in and day out with a less than happy situation. Just getting by. These standpoints are really all part of the same imposition: the suggestion that we shouldn't expect ever to be completely free or truly happy. That we somehow don't deserve good in our lives. It can be like trying to cut through steel bars with a dull handsaw. It's slow work; we don't get very far. And we may finally just feel like giving up.

But what if you were handed a powerful acetylene torch and shown how to use it? You just might cut through those bars in short order—and be free.

In our Cover Story this week you'll find something even more powerful to help you cut through whatever might be confining your life. It's something that can cut through sickness, pain, despair, lack—any limitation. It's the healing and saving power of God's Christ. This spiritual power is discovered and made practical in prayer. And anyone can learn how to apply it, in any circumstance, through what the Science of Christ teaches us in the Bible and Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy.

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