March 16, 1899
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Ian Maclaren again lectured in Boston on the afternoon of March 6.
It
is with pleasure we re-publish the following from a recent issue of the Boston Traveler.
It
is not too much to say that the work of the Readers of the Christian Science sermon is an exalted task.
I Desire
to express my gratitude for what Christian Science has done for me in a business way.
To
believe in Christian Science is certainly better than to believe in materia medica or any other mortal mind delusion ; but only believing in Christian Science does not make one a Christian Scientist.
We
begin so early to " train up a child in the way " of worldly wisdom ; to forewarn him of danger ; to talk to him of sorrow, sickness and death ; to fill his thought with that wisdom by which the world knoweth not God, that we, in large degree hide the child nature and almost lose sight of the simplicity and unworldliness which always behold the face of the Father.
To
the Editor of The Mercury : In an article published in your issue of March 1, it says that Louise M.
The
following, under the above title, is from the pen of the Hon.
It
is not the ambition of the Leader of the Christian Science movement to build up a powerful denomination of her own and pull down other denominations.
People
who fall into the practice of dosing themselves with drugs, do not realize how thoroughly they have become victimized by the fear of disease.
The
time is here for us to begin to clean up for the number of visitors we expect this summer.
About
a year and a half ago while suffering from appendicitis and being under the care of two M.
Article
The event of the past week, which has interested Christians of all denominations in Winnepeg, Portage la Prairie, Brandon, and other centres, and indeed it may be said throughout Manitoba and the Northwest generally, has been the arrival from the Caucasus, south-eastern Russia, of the Doukhobors, spirit-wrestlers, or Russian Quakers, as they are variously called.
Reading
of the prosecution of Christian Scientists from time to time by those who call upon the courts to fasten some grave charge or criminal act on them, one is reminded of Balak, king of Moab,.
The
Methodist minister here has recently preached four times against Christian Science, calling Mrs.
At
a Fourth of July dinner in Shanghai, the English consul toasted the British flag.
Of
his recent order prohibiting the sale of beer and liquor on the ships of the United States Navy, Secretary Long says that it was instituted mainly for the protection of the apprentice boys, on whose morals he considered that it exercised a bad influence.
Miracles
did not cease with the ascension of the Master, nor with the passing of the apostles, but all down the centuries, through the history of his people, the loving Saviour has been ever present, with his infinite love and wonderful power, to heal the sick, to bind up the broken-hearted, to lift the burden from the weary soul, and to bring light and joy and salvation to the darkened, sad, and sin-stricken, human heart.
Since
my testimony appeared in the Sentinel I have received many letters both for and against this glorious Truth that is more to me than my meat and drink.
Looking over the past year of my life, the change is surprising.
In the year 1891 I became afflicted with a malady that caused me to be a great sufferer for seven and one half years.
For three years I fortified myself against the action of Truth.
I wish to thank our beloved Leader through the Sentinel for the motto engraved on the souvenir spoon.
We were much gratified by an incident which occurred in our office recently.
About three years ago I first heard of Christian Science.
I Was
at a lady's home not long ago, and she asked me to read "What our Leader Says," which appeared in the Christian Science Sentinel of February 9th.
