Article June 27, 1903 Issue

The Message of Christian Science

Blanche H. Hougue

The world has had, in this age, a message,—a message which adds nothing to the Christianity of Christ, takes nothing from it, but one which so interprets the life–work of the Master that to the Christianity of the people an immeasurable degree of the knowledge of God is added and a weight of doubt and fear and misery is taken away.

This message is called Christian Science. The messenger is a woman of pure and consecrated life who has been given the wisdom to deliver and protect this message. Those who have heard it are striving to be Christian Scientists—Scientific Christians.

First, one, or two, or three in a community heard this message, responded to its demands, and received its blessing. As the value of it grew upon them, they gathered together "in his name" to study the Scriptures in the light of this revelation which had brought peace and healing to them.

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