Article August 10, 1899 Issue

Appreciation for the Sentinel

with contributions from Sarah M. Kelly, Louise B. Williams

Dear Sentinel:—If we are looking in the right direction for light, we cannot but see it. Sometimes the mists of error seem to obscure it, but they are fleeting, and if we continue to look we shall even be able to see through them—see their nothingness.

Our brave, dear Sentinel, supported and encouraged by its big ("big with blessings"—Science and Health) brother, the Journal, is keeping faithful, loving guard over the great army of Christian Scientists. It is a Sentinel indeed, and I feel so thankful for the new By-law that has been given us in regard to the members of the Mother Church being regular subscribers to these two publications. I am glad to be able to see the wisdom of this, and also that it is a privilege as well as a benefit to comply.

May we all come to see more and more that these two dear friends, the Journal and Sentinel, do not come to us from persons or personality, and that it is not to such a source that we owe the duty of owning them; but that they are gifts from God that we cannot afford to be without.

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