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A Home for All

From the August 1970 issue of The Christian Science Journal


News reports speak of a growing housing shortage that, unless something drastic is done to correct it, will reach astronomical proportions by the end of this decade. In other words, for thousands of families a decent home will remain just a dream unless some unforeseen breakthrough is achieved.

Like all responsible citizens, students of Christian Science are anxious to see this problem solved. Most of them may not be technically qualified to plan or build housing, but this does not leave them helpless. The working Christian Scientist is never a frustrated onlooker, because he knows that beyond and above the necessary financing, the blueprints, bricks and mortar, there is an important area of help where he is uniquely qualified. This is in the realm of scientific prayer, which he has proved to be potent in solving all manner of human problems.

Students of Christian Science accept without reservation the Biblical statement, "there is no power but of God."Rom. 13:1; Because their present understanding of this fact has blessed them so richly in their individual lives, they are confident that it can be effective in a wider context if faithfully applied. They understand that God is divine Love, and that the persistent, affirmative recognition of His omnipotence and omnipresence can help measurably to bring the riches of His grace to all mankind. The same power that heals individual cases of lack can speed the day when everyone's need is met.

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