November 21, 1901
Content can't be loaded!
Items of interest
The Isthmian Canal Commission, after considering all the information obtained with regard to the Nicaragua and Panama Canal routes, have decided to report in favor of the former.
Article
At the regular Wednesday evening meeting of First Church of Christ, Scientist, Cleveland, O.
Article
Many people in ordinary circumstances are millionaires of cheerfulness.
Article
In
this free thinking and free speaking country it frequently happens that freedom gives place to license, resulting in actions which the public needs to frown down, since they are amenable to no other law.
Article
In
almost every vocation, from the standpoint of justice and right, it is a recognized fact that "the laborer is worthy of his hire.
Article
The "big gun" of the Ashburnham printed books was the splendid copy, printed upon vellum, of the first edition of the Latin Bible, and the first book executed with metal types, 1450—55.
Article
The author of the Christian Science text-book takes no patients, does not consult on disease, nor read letters referring to these subjects.
Article
All
gifts by mail, express, or that are handed to the porter at my door without cards, and have not come from persons with whom I am acquainted,—will be returned to the office whence they came, or rejected at my door.
Editorial
Those
who are at work in the Field, endeavoring to reveal to the world that "beauty of holiness" which Christian Science establishes, intelligently appreciate the office of the publishing Society in its service to the Cause.
Editorial
A Christian Science
practitioner of New York City sends us an interesting account of a case of diphtheria which was promptly reported to the Board of Health, with results which were satisfactory all around.
Article
A transaction of much interest to Christian Scientists and religious circles in general has just been consummated in the purchase of the estate at No.
Poem
When darkness for a season seemsTo hide the light whose steady beamsAre shining still, though not a rayIs seen, and help seems far away,When loneliness and doubt besetOur faith, and life becomes regret,Then, dear friend, know that in this hourOur God is near, and with His powerHis mighty hand with loving sweepRolls back the memories that weepUntil the "still, small voice" that saidIn olden time, "Be not afraid,"Is heard again, and speaks to thee,"Thou art my child, abide in Me.
Poem
Trust
in God, and be at rest;Trust Him, what He wills is best;Let no fears your peace molest,Trust in God.
Article
Some
weeks ago I had a simple, yet beautiful experience, which was so helpful to me that I gladly share it with the readers of our publications.
Poem
Shepherd
, Thou hear'st us when we call to Thee,Tossed on the billows of an angry sea,And from the darkness of a hopeless night,Thou lead'st us gently to Thy glorious Light.
Testimony of Healing
It is about six months since I first received Christian Science treatment through the persuasion of a sister who is a Scientist.
Testimony of Healing
About five years ago I was troubled with dyspepsia, and finally condition became such that my father advised me to see a doctor.
Testimony of Healing
My mother was left an orphan when very young and was brought up with no tender regard, and scarcely an opportunity of obtaining an education.
Testimony of Healing
At our Wednesday evening meeting recently a sweet message was sent to me from a little five-year-old girl.
Other formats
As a subscriber, you can download any Sentinel issue published within the last 90 days (PDF, eBook, and audio). You can also take a look inside each issue as it originally appeared in print, starting with the very first issue from 1898.