January 18, 1900
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Items of Interest
The negro population of the United States is about eight million.
Poem
Heed
not that error seems to holdUnbounded sway,—The darkest hour—'tis said of old—Precedes the day.
Poem
So
stood of old the holy ChristAmidst the suffering throng;With whom his lightest touch sufficedTo make the weakest strong.
Article
The
training of children is conceded to be one of the important problems of this human existence.
Article
A rose
once bloomed in a flower garden, and grew to be sweet and fair.
Article
This
is the title of a well-executed etching from an original drawing by Rufus H.
Article
The
thought of Christian fellowship has not slumbered in our midst during the past year, but has assumed more definite proportions, both spiritually and materially.
Article
The
author of the Christian Science text-book takes no patients, does not consult on disease, nor read letters referring to these subjects.
Poem
It
matters not,What be thy lot,So Love doth guide;For storm or shine—Pure peace is thine—Whate'er betide.
Editorial
The
questioning of Solomon, as recorded in 2 Chronicles, 6, has been more or less reiterated by mortals in all ages:—
Article
It
is hard to express one's gratitude in words, for the great light of Christian Science, or to tell how marvelously its rays lead out of darkness into light, but I feel that I should long ago have attempted to give something of an experience, that might help some one still struggling in the bonds of invalidism.
Article
Ten
years ago a friend wrote inviting my sister and myself to enter a Christian Science class.
Article
When
I began to awake from my dream-sense of life, so filled with sorrow, sickness, and sin, I had a great desire to know something of Christian Science.
Article
When
Truth has purified the human consciousness that has been filling up, with all kinds of error since first it wandered from the Father's house "into the far country," then, and not till then, shall we be "delivered from the body of this death," or in other words, this false consciousness of mortal self.
Article
The
path of Christian Science is similar to a mountain trail that was described as "ten miles long and all up-hill.
Article
I had
been working hard to overcome a physical trouble for several days, with apparently no success.
Testimony of Healing
In February of the year 1888, there came a climax in my life, where I found myself facing dissolution,—a dissolving of the elements, both physical and financial.
Testimony of Healing
In March, 1897, my son and I went to El Reno, a drive of forty-two miles.
Testimony of Healing
I feel it my duty to acknowledge through the Sentinel the great benefit I have received through Christian Science, and to express, though feebly, my gratitude to Mrs.
Testimony of Healing
Because many would-be friends complain, and others remark that the instances of healing never show what is being done in England for the glory of God and the advancement of Christian Science, I offer three testimonials.
Testimony of Healing
When Christian Science was first brought to my notice by one of my customers I did not feel as though I could afford to pay three dollars for "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures.
Testimony of Healing
In investigated Christian Science with a view of seeing the Spiritual Light.
Testimony of Healing
Four years ago my son, who is a physician, pronounced the disease from which I was suffering, diabetes.
Testimony of Healing
Christian Science was called to my attention about two and one half years ago; since then I have earnestly studied its teachings and I now feel that I have found a religion that fulfils all my wants.
Testimony of Healing
I subscribed for the Christian Science Journal in the fall, and in November a dear faithful servant of Truth sent me the Sentinel, having subscribed for me, and I cannot tell the benefit and comfort, yea, and inspiration its weekly messages of Love have been to me, enlightening my understanding.
Article
Probably the Bible has been more studied during the past year than during any year for two decades.
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