October 20, 1898
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President
Lamson of the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions, in his annual address, after reviewing the work of the Board, said:—
The
following epitome of the remarks of the Rev.
I am
the only one left of a family of ten children, having followed five sisters, four brothers, and my father to the grave; all swept away with consumption.
In
a small town in central Colorado, where Christian Science services have been held for some time past, Mr.
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The
Christian Science Board of Lectureship of the Mother Church is authorized to announce to the Field that the recent notice requiring lectures to be given at Wednesday Evening Meetings "as often as once in three months" was not intended as a compulsory requirement resting upon all the branch churches, but rather upon the larger churches, which will be designated later.
I have
heard many Scientists, and some whose life and work I have an admiration for, say in a tone that expressed more perhaps than was intended, that they never read the newspapers.
They sawed off his arms and his legs,They took out his jugular vein;They put fancy frills on his lungs,And they deftly extracted his brain.
In August, 1897, Muriel, aged four years, received an invitation to her little cousin's birthday party.
Always delicate from childhood and subject to frequent illness, I found myself at an early age, after a season of severe mental work, a victim of nervous prostration, combined with insomnia and dyspepsia.
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The
Wednesday experience meeting for subjects of general interest pertaining to Christian Science, as well as personal experience, is now called the Wednesday Evening Meeting.
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The next meeting of the First Members for the purpose of admitting candidates to membership in the Mother Church, will be held on the first Tuesday in November, 1898.
