October 21, 1905
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A petition signed by fifteen hundred summer guests at the White Mountains and asking that a special session of the State Legislature be called to consider "the best methods of preventing the impending devastation of the forests on the Presidential Range," has been sent to Governor John McLane of New Hampshire.
No
one disputes the fact that the whole world has need of healing.
The
long, brown line of the "Pacific Express" was drawing steadily over the great plains which stretch, in fertile farness, eastward from the foot-hills of the Rockies.
From
tree, and field, and shady nookThe birds their southward way are wending.
Morris Weber, a Russian, of Roseburg, Oregon, has written the following letter to the Rev.
The proposition as to whether or not the sole guardianship of the public health should be placed in the hands of the M.
If we believe in the teachings of the Bible, we cannot divorce physical and moral healing, for the entire Bible, and especially the teachings of Jesus, lays great stress upon healing as well as upon reformation.
All that Christian Scientists want is fair play,—to be known for what they do.
If unreserved and lasting faith in Christ Jesus and full belief in and adherence to the inspired word of the Bible, together with a practical effort to live in accordance with its teachings, constitutes Christianity, then Christian Science is Christian.
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A large audience greeted Bicknell Young at the Gedney Opera House on Sunday afternoon, September 17, when he spoke in the interest of Christian Science.
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The next admission of candidates to membership in The Mother Church will be November 7, 1905.
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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.
Should
a member of The Mother Church publish, or cause to be published, an article that is false, unjust, or injurious to his or to her Leader, Mrs.
Jesus used the expressions of the highest human sense of love to convey to men a nobler thought of the Supreme Being.
After eighteen years of suffering, from what the doctors pronounced a complication of incurable diseases, my attention was called to the healing of several cases of physical diseases by Christian Science.
When in Malta, at the beginning of last March, I first heard of Christian Science.
For six years I was a sufferer from nervous prostration.
I was undressing my three-year-old boy for bed, when suddenly he stumbled and fell against the hot stove, striking it with his bare leg, his arm, and the side of his face.
Christian Science is very dear to me, as it has brought back my sight which was fast leaving me.
I would like to express my gratitude to God for Christian Science.
For years I suffered physically and mentally, till this condition terminated in nervous prostration.
When I first heard of Christian Science I was in bondage mentally and physically, but was not quite ready to turn to God, so I kept on in the old way, hoping for health and happiness, though all the time I felt and knew there was a better way.
Last summer, when in the woods transplanting a fern, which happened to be in the midst of poison-ivy, I cut my wrist, but did not think anything of it at the time.
Before I came into Christian Science, my heart was troubled very often with the thought that my profession of Christianity was anything but satisfactory.
After two weeks in a hospital, the result of appendicitis, I suffered greatly from having had the afflicted parts frozen, — a new and supposedly scientific form of treatment.
It is now almost four years since I became interested in Christian Science, and it has brought me many blessings.
The teaching of our text-book, that to divine Love there is no sin, sickness, or death.
Five years ago Christian Science healing was introduced to me by way of relief from seasickness.
I feel grateful to God, and to Mrs.
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In future editions of the Hymnal new music will be substituted for that now used for Mrs.
We live in a time of strong controversy over all the greater issues of life.
