Before
a Wednesday evening testimony meeting a student of Christian Science sat in church, prayerfully meditating upon the unity of God and His pure reflection, man.
Within
the hearts of many, there is the desire to worship something apart from and higher than themselves; the longing to know more intimately that which they adore as infinite and perfect; the yearning to have a clarification of religion which will result in an intelligent approach to God.
Too
much importance can hardly be attached to the atmosphere in which one studies the Lesson-Sermon in the Christian Science Quarterly, a lesson on which, our beloved Leader, Mary Baker Eddy, tells us, largely depends the prosperity of Christian Science.
