July 10, 1902
Content can't be loaded!
Article
At the end of the fiscal year, June 30, the available cash balance in the United States treasury was larger than ever before in the history of the Government.
The
world longs for a more practical Christianity, longs for a clearer conception of God, longs for a better understanding of the Bible; it has for ages been praying for "unity of faith," that we might all be of "one Mind and one accord," having the same Mind that was manifest in Christ Jesus, that we might be a unit in regard to God and the plan of Salvation.
A spiritual
perception or understanding of God, the divine Principle of all reality, is the great need of men.
The
growing confidence which is placed in Christian Science by the public in general, and by some physicians in particular, is admirably illustrated by an article in your issue of May 3, wherein a physician is made to say:—
The
attitude of Jesus toward wealth is a problem of frequent discussion, and as frequently finds strange and inadequate solution.
Article
A lecture was given at Fourth Church of Christ, Scientist, Chicago, Tuesday evening, June 10, by Mrs.
The first testimony was given by a lady who told of a gentleman who was healed of asthma, having come to this valley six years ago, seeking health through climate.
By ea and plain and mountain will spread the larger creed,The love that knows no border, the bond that knows no breed;
Article
"Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures," printed from new plates, with lines numbered, and with important revisions by the author, is now ready for distribution.
Article
The author of the Christian Science text-book takes no patients, does not consult on disease, nor read letters referring to these subjects.
The
mind that entertains and is habitually rehearsing the faults, idiosyncracies and disabilities of his neighbors, becomes a channel, thereby, through which ignorance or malice will work ill for all concerned.
The
world has not yet forgotten the strength and faith and womanliness of one who worthily stood by her husband, the United States Minister, during those awful weeks of the siege of the British Legation in Pekin.
The
erring material senses with their lying estimate of what is true, rebel against saying, "I am well," while still to mortal sense they are holding the field with a false, physical claim of sickness.
We
are confident that with a greater perspective the Annual Meeting of 1902 will be generally recognized as marking an epoch in the history of our Cause.
None
of our neighbors have shown us a more friendly and considerate spirit than the New Haven Leader, which sent a special representative to the Annual Meeting, and published two or more columns each day of very bright and breezy reports.
Owing to the proclamation of peace in South Africa a thanksgiving service was held in First Church of Christ, Scientist, London, Eng.
The following letter was written by a former Jewess to a Rabbi friend of much prominence.
Dear Friend:—Gladly do I send you the desired information in regard to what brought me out of darkness into a little understanding of what our God is to us His children, as in Him we live, move, and have our being.
Christian Science has done so much for me and for my family that I should be an ingrate if I did not testify to benefits received.
I had been in very poor health for fifteen years.
Up to about eleven years ago I was in good health, when my wife had an operation performed, the shock of which made me faint away.
On account of what had been pronounced an incurable disease, from which I had been a sufferer for more than eight years, I was in an almost hopeless condition when I left Chicago with my family last November.
After many years of sickness and great suffering, which I felt I could not endure much longer without some relief, God sent to me the Truth as taught by Christian Science.
I was seventy years of age last December and I was a physical wreck.
I have wished for a long time that I might tell some of the blessings I have received through Christian Science.
