January 2, 1904
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The Commission on International Exchange has received the conclusions of the Monetary Commission of Japan regarding the proposals of the American commission for a uniform coinage system for China.
As
I sat concealed near a large tree I saw a mother robin in billowy flight glide easily to her nest above me.
I had
, been reading the article in the June Journal on "Right Thinking," and as I finished, turned my chair so that I could look out of the window at the setting sun and the heavy black clouds rolling up.
In
Christian Science we learn how to live, but it does little good to learn how, unless we practise what we learn.
Sweeter
words never fell from human lips than those of the Master, "Come unto me, all ye that labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest.
Doing
Truth's work may seem hard, but it is no hardship, no sacrifice, and no meed of praise is due to those who attempt it, for they follow only what is for their own best interest.
True
love of man and woman,The God-inspired and human,Athrob with wakened fiery beatTo smooth the paths of weary feet;Like pulses of the mobile airThou art a life-fount everywhere.
The
error which causes sickness is always Truth's opposite, a lie; hence it is the understanding of the truth concering God, and man in his relations to God, which heals.
More
than by numbers and stately edifices the influence of Christian Science may be traced in the thought, habits, and ideals of all peoples.
Christian Science recognizes that humanity needs help, needs mental, moral, and spiritual stimulus and a larger faith, not only in themselves, but in God; and recognizing these truths, it endeavors to implant that understanding of God's presence, availability, and power which alone can heal and save.
The reasonableness of its theory and the evident practical results of its application in healing the afflicted and reforming the depraved, makes Christian Science that which appeals to and satisfies those who turn to it in time of need.
True religion and true Christianity include practice as well as theory.
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Contributions to the Building Fund of the Mother Church should be collected by Branch Churches and Societies and forwarded by them to the Treasurer, who will receipt to the churches and societies for amounts sent.
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The author of the Christian Science text-book takes no patients, does not consult on disease, nor read letters referring to these subjects.
A Few days ago we received a letter from a friend in another city saying that he had just been informed—and his informant claimed to have good authority for the statement—that the entire amount required to complete the Mother Church Building Fund had been paid in, consequently further payments or subscriptions were not desired.
The
hope of humanity resides in the fact that Truth brings conviction and content of mind through the highest sense which honest inquiry may have at command, though that sense may as yet be very imperfect.
The Christian Scientists proceed from the premise that all things are possible to God, and that not the least of these powers is ability, willingness, and desire to heal the maimed and the sick.
I enjoy reading the testimonies of healing, and feel that I can endorse every word.
It is the practical element in Christian Science which interests the practical people of to-day.
I should like to express the gratitude I feel for what Christian Science has done for me.
In gratitude for my remarkable cure through Christian Science, and with the hope that this may help some one else to find the truth, I desire to give this testimony.
I wish to express my gratitude for the wonderful message of Truth, as put forth in "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures.
It is with a grateful heart that I shall attempt to testify to the healing efficacy of Christian Science.
I would like to express through the columns of our priceless literature, one of the blessings which the daily study of Christian Science has brought me.
With a heart full of gratitude for the blessings received from Christian Science I send this testimony.
Like the woman in the Bible story, I had "suffered many things of many physicians" for about twelve years.
Some time ago an epidemic known as mumps, seemed to be raging among the schoolchildren of our town.
I have been interested in Christian Science about eighteen months, and during that time, I have been healed of nervous trouble, which would result in complete prostration, causing me to have sleepy spells, wherever I chanced to be.
Words are too weak to express the comfort, joy, and hope that Christian Science has brought into my life.
I wish to testify of what Christian Science has done for me, hoping that it will lead others to investigate the subject.
From the greatest to the smallest, happiness and usefulness are largely found in the same soul, and the joy of life is won in its deepest and truest sense only by those who have not shirked life's burdens.
We are not living on the past, eating up our spiritual partimony, beggars existing on the crusts left us by nobler ancestors.
