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Teaching the practice of Christian Science
Reprinted from “Our Sunday Schools” column in the March 20, 1954, Sentinel
Of the teachings of Christ Jesus our Leader, Mary Baker Eddy, writes in the Christian Science textbook, Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures (p. 26): “Our Master taught no mere theory, doctrine, or belief. It was the divine Principle of all real being which he taught and practised.”
Children readily learn to practice Christian Science when they are encouraged to use it in their daily activities.
It is important that Sunday School pupils understand that the teachings of Christian Science, like the teachings of the Master, are “no mere theory, doctrine, or belief”; that Christian Science is divine law; that it is the truth which Jesus taught; and that it is as demonstrable today as it was in his time. Just as Jesus, in order to convince John the Baptist of his Messiahship, instructed John’s messengers to return and report the great healing work which they had seen, so it should be pointed out to Sunday School pupils that the Christian Science textbook contains one hundred pages of testimonies of healings which have come about without the help of a practitioner, but as a result of the reader’s acceptance of the Christ, Truth, as presented in the textbook.
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July 13, 2015 issue
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Letters
Elizabeth Beall, Tarn Wilson, Claudia, Abby Hillman
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Rejoice, pray, give thanks
Gary Duke
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We can be freed from sin
Name Withheld
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‘Friend zone’ frustration replaced by gratitude
Melissa Workman
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What’s really going on here and now?
Joseph Benedict
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Abide not in the realm of dreams
Photograph by Peter Anderson
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A natural next step
Grace Polk
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Happiness and home
Hannah Sipe
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Pain and nausea healed
Eleanor Cartwright
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Severe case of varicose veins healed
Curt Wahlberg
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A spiritual idea can’t be ‘deformed’
Eleanor Wrobel
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No one can hurt us
David C. Kennedy