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How often does one stop to consider how much real satisfaction and joy may be gained through work in a Church of Christ, Scientist? Many specific benefits may be realized, not only by the church but by the worker personally through his participation in the harmonious activities of the church. When she was asked to take the chairmanship of the music committee in her church, a Christian Scientist had a most illuminating experience.

In one of his Epistles, Paul writes, "Be careful for nothing; but in every thing by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known unto God. " Phil.

By demonstrating man's unity with God throughout his earthly experience, Christ Jesus gave us the practical solution for all human problems. The Master understood that the solution for every difficulty lies in the active expression of spiritual qualities and ideas, which reflect God, divine Mind.

At a time when I was feeling very unhappy, I met a student of Christian Science who fairly glowed with happiness. I am grateful that he shared with me what he had perceived of happiness with such simplicity and clarity because it has immeasurably blessed me.

"What shall I do with my life? What am I fitted for? Can I achieve my goal?" These questions are frequently raised by young people during high school and college years. When considered in Christian Science, questions of this sort can all be satisfactorily answered.

The Psalmist sang, "Thou wilt light my candle: the Lord my God will enlighten my darkness. " Ps.

A centenary is a period of one hundred years. It is also an evaluation of such a period.

Take a boy of nine, wayward and disturbed, separate him from his family, send him to a correctional institution —and then to another and another. Eleven interminable years pass.

The story of Samson, whether based entirely on fact or resulting in part from the embellishments of hero worship, still retains many elements of permanent interest and value. His fantastic deeds of almost superhuman prowess (see Judg.

"Now then we are ambassadors for Christ, as though God did beseech you by us: we pray you in Christ's stead, be ye reconciled to God. " II Cor.