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The driver of a large city bus remarked that he always enjoyed having a certain daily passenger sit up near the front so he could hear her talk with the other passengers. He said her conversation was always so constructive and cheerful that it helped start his day off right.
We often read about the plight of war orphans and other children who have lost their parents. How we yearn to be able to do something about them! Many times we may feel frustrated in our compassion, wanting to help but not knowing what we can do or how to do it.
Church work is a unique and stimulating activity contributing to individual and community progress. But we need to keep it in spiritual perspective.
Late in the nineteenth century, Bishop Milton Wright is said to have preached that it was blasphemous to contemplate the possibility of a man being able to fly. See The Laugh's on Me by Bennett Cerf, pp.
It is reported that noise in United States cities has risen 800 percent in the last fifteen years. Noise levels can seem very distressing.
There is an inmost presence with every one of us—man, woman, or child—that will lift us out of any form of trouble. It is the presence of God.
In its beauty and simplicity the study of Christian Science brings great warmth and goodness into one's daily experience. It develops the consciousness of God's ever-presence as one increases in spiritual understanding of God and of man's eternal relationship to Him.
Is gratitude like the frosting on a cake? Is it an added something that improves some aspect of our disposition, making us seem a bit sweeter, or is it a vital, active ingredient in our lives? True gratitude is not only essential to health and happiness; it has a leavening effect on our total experience. Mrs.
God causes us to know Him. A friend told me that her little granddaughter suddenly said out loud in her presence, "God is Love.
To be a Christian Scientist is to be a practitioner—one who puts into practice his understanding of Truth. Whatever our duties of the day may be, our most important work is this practice.