Editorial January 3, 1901 Issue

Sentinels for Free Distribution

Upon request from the clerk of a church where a lecture is to be given, copies of the Sentinel will be sent by mail, postpaid, for free distribution to strangers and inquirers at the lecture. Order blanks may be had from the lecturers, whereon clerks will specify the number of copies required for this purpose. These orders should be sent to The Christian Science Publishing Society early enough to secure delivery of the papers in time for the lecture. If sent by express, they will be sent at the expense of the receiver.

Christian Science makes the gospel of salvation broad enough and practical enough to meet every human need. Because every phase of life is made better by its quickening touch, the faithful disciple of Truth knows from experience that "now is the day of salvation."

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