September 10, 1904
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Items of Interest
Because of the great increase in the appropriations for rural delivery, post-office officials say that the idea of one-cent letter postage in the United States must be put aside for many years.
Article
Experience
proves that self-reliance and self-distrust are the double-faced lie of belief which ever defrauds us.
Article
While
Christian Scientists maintain, and rightly so, that the Master's command to heal the sick is just as binding now as it was when given, it is well to remember that his command to preach the gospel has lost none of its force, and is also just as binding upon his followers to-day as in the past.
Article
It
was my duty a few winters ago to get up very early in the morning to see my son off to work.
Poem
If
thou hast struck one blow for liberty,Be it of slave or shackled intellect,Thou hast not failed.
Article
The problem of human life and man's relation to his Creator has certainly been an enigma to thinking men in all ages, and it is generally conceded that what appears to be perfectly rational to one section of the community often seems quite incredible to another.
Article
A critic objects to the practice of charging a moderate price for the time spent directly for others in the redemptive work of Christian Science, and says in support of this objection, "We have no record of the Divine teacher accepting the slightest remuneration for what he wrought or taught.
Article
The revelation of every torch-bearer of Truth has been opposed, but the light never went out during the long, lingering centuries.
Article
The Sunday School children of First Church of Christ, Scientist, of Winchester, Ky.
Article
The author of the Christian Science text-book takes no patients, does not consult on disease, nor read letters referring to these subjects.
Editorial
The
action of the church at Colorado Springs, disclosed in the following letter to Mr.
Editorial
We
have been favored with a newspaper clipping which tells of a movement in England to form an association "within the Established Church to revive the teaching and practice of the early centuries concerning Divine healing.
Editorial
The
subtlest temptations often seem reserved for those who entertain the noblest ideals and who strive the most faithfully and disinterestedly for their attainment.
Editorial
We
may well question ourselves as to the importance and value of our daily and hourly utterances.
Article
The second annual meeting of this Association will be held at Chicago, October 24 and 25, 1904.
Testimony of Healing
In view of the bitter experience and long-continued suffering through which I was led to Christian Science, the following statement from Science and Health has special meaning in my case:—
Testimony of Healing
I have been interested in Christian Science for about five years and it has been a wonderful help to me both physically and spiritually.
Testimony of Healing
Six years ago last month I was healed instantly after suffering for five years.
Testimony of Healing
It was over six years ago, that I found myself, after some weeks of untold suffering, at death's door with "organic tumor.
Testimony of Healing
I was healed some nine years ago of severe nervous prostration and insomnia.
Testimony of Healing
In May, 1899, Christian Science was brought to my notice through the healing of my aunt.
Testimony of Healing
I am so uplifted and happy to-day because of the manifold demonstrations of God's love which I have had since coming into the blessed understanding of Christian Science, that I feel I ought to send in my mite of thanksgiving.
Testimony of Healing
Four years ago I was healed of typhoid fever so that I went to work in about three weeks, and for this I was very thankful.
Testimony of Healing
I have lately had a very beautiful demonstration of the power of Divine healing as revealed to us through Christian Science, and it has been such a strong proof to me of the nearness and reality of God that I want to tell it to every one.
Testimony of Healing
One day a few weeks ago I entered the street car in a very sad state of mind.
Article
Welcome another recruit to the real Army of the Lord which is growing among the ministers and laymen to such proportions that eventually the whole Christian Church will be recalled to its senses, and perceive that its divine mission is not be patch up pleasing and easy conditions under the delusion that they will develop high types of manhood, but to transform individual characters, and through them transform the world.
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