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Two people attend an event where the word of Truth is spoken with inspiration and conviction. One person is deeply moved by what he hears.

We say, "Good morning," "Good evening," "Good heavens. " We even say, "Good riddance" and "Good grief.

If you have been appointed to serve on the Sunday School staff of a Church of Christ, Scientist, look forward to it with great joy. When we respond to God's direction, we can rest assured that He supports our work.

"A need for marriage maintenance" was the title of a local newspaper article that caught my attention recently. While the author was drawing a comparison between the need to perform routine preventive maintenance on one's vehicle and the need actively to maintain one's marriage, to me his comments could also apply to our church activities.

Most of us have the opportunity to read aloud from the Bible and from Mrs. Eddy's writings in our study and practice of Christian Science.

"When am I going to be able to stand up and give a testimony?" The question was directed to a woman who had given an inspiring account of healing at a Wednesday evening service in a branch Church of Christ, Scientist. The testifier looked at the other woman with great compassion, and without a trace of self-righteousness or superiority replied, "When you love enough!" It is love and gratitude that lift us from the pew to share with the congregation the blessings we've received.

The belief that man lives as a mortal now and that not until sometime in what is called the hereafter will he be immortal is so untrue that individuals should be alert to challenge and correct this falsity in every aspect of their lives. Dictionaries define the word mortal as "subject to death.

Getting the facts straight about any situation is important. To a child at bedtime who is afraid of the dark, it can mean the difference between going to sleep in peace or fear.

A Christian Science treatment, when properly given, is the most potent therapeutic agent ever discovered. Through spiritual understanding and the focus of right ideas the omnipotence of divine Mind is brought to bear on human discord.

"There is but one primal cause," states Mrs. Eddy in the Christian Science textbook,  Science and Health.