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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE is the religion of power. It is the revelation of the infinite power of God bestowed upon man and is available to each of us here and now to meet every human need.

IT is only by looking heavenward that mutual friendships such as ours can begin and never end" ( The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and Miscellany, p. 204 ).

THE perfect, immutable children of God coexist with infinite Mind, where only good exists, and where all the beliefs of error are forever unknown. As faithful witnesses and expressions of an infinite God, they possess all the qualities of Love as its reflection, and need not strive to obtain good, for God gives impartially to all of His ideas.

IN the illustrated poem "Christ and Christmas" by Mary Baker Eddy is a picture entitled "Christian Science Healing" that portrays the spiritual illumination and power with which Christian Science heals the sick. The central figure in the picture is that of a woman standing by the bedside of a sick man.

" WHEN you handle error, don't put a handle on it. " This sage counsel of a Christian Scientist has been most helpful to the writer.

IN simple directness the Christian Science textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy, poses the question that has challenged sage and philosopher alike ( p. 281 ): "What is the Ego, whence its origin and what its destiny?" And the profound, inspired answer which follows solves the mystery of being: "The Ego-man is the reflection of the Ego-God; the Ego-man is the image and likeness of perfect Mind, Spirit, divine Principle.

" If you don't stand for something, you'll fall for anything. " So reads a familiar old saying—one which has been thoroughly tested throughout the years.

Because of her spiritual discernment, her unflagging patience, and her manifest love for mankind, Mary Baker Eddy was able to restore to men the Christ-method of healing demonstrated by Jesus and his early followers. Rising above obscure beliefs, human theories and creeds, Mrs.

In "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" ( p. 249 ) we read: "God never slumbers, and His likeness never dreams.

It is stated in the Manual of The Mother Church by Mary Baker Eddy (Art. XX, Sect.