April 22, 1905
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The census of the Philippine Islands, the principle object of which was to secure statistics of population and a general knowledge of social conditions as a basis for the establishment of a Philippine Legislature, has been completed.
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The
semi-annual lecture of The First Church of Christ, Scientist, Boston, Mass.
Go out from your room some night,—over-heated, wearied,—and let the stars speak.
The
word "omnipotence" is not infrequently used in a manner which is so careless as to frustrate the legitimate conclusions that should be drawn from its true meaning.
With
great wisdom the successive stages of the Christian Science movement have been inaugurated by our Leader.
An
article in a recent issue of The Christian Science Journal, telling of a man's vacation experiences, carried me back some years to a time when my early steps in Science were tentative and very timid.
Open
wide the eastward windowsTo the Resurrection morn;Hearken to the deep thought-musicIn the rose-pearl silence born.
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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.
The following correspondence between our Leader and the church at Pittsburg upon the occasion of the dedication of the new church edifice in that city, will be read with interest.
Of
the several plans formulated by our Leader for the correct presentation of Christian Science to the public, one of the most efficient in operation is the giving of lectures by the members of an official board.
On
that first Easter Day, Truth gave adequate and eternal answer to every falsity of belief, every assertion of error.
As shown in all human experience, there is an element of consciousness which, in time of stress, turns away from the things of sense to the spiritual and eternal; intermittently it may be, yet from necessity it refuses to be stilled until satisfied, if only for the hour.
First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Clyde Street, was dedicated yesterday [April 9], three services being necessary to accommodate all those who attended.
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The next admission of candidates to membership in The Mother Church will be June 6, 1905.
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About four hundred persons gathered last evening [February 16] at the Freundschaftsbund Hall to hear Judge Septimus J.
From infancy I had been a delicate child.
I feel it a great privilege to give my testimony of the healing which I have received through Christian Science.
"For he shall give his angels charge over thee, to keep thee in all thy ways.
Several years ago I was entirely healed by Christian Science of a severe catarrhal trouble of the head and throat, after having been a long time under medical treatment, and being finally told by an eminent physician that I had a form of catarrh that would end in consumption unless the greatest care was used.
While visiting in Los Angeles, I accompanied my hostess to a beautiful park.
The following little demonstration has been so helpful to me that I am sending it, because it will be a help to me to acknowledge the benefit received from the Sentinel and Journal.
I have been asked what Christian Science has done for me, but my family do not need to ask this question.
Like many others, I came to Christian Science for healing at a time when I was a physical wreck, sick and weary of the way of materia medica, which I had been trying for five long years.
In July, 1887, I was advised to read Science and Health, by a friend who had received help.
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True science and true religion are twin sisters, and the separation of either from the other is sure to prove the death of both.
In
the shining, heavenward wayWhite-robed lilies bloom to-day,Waxen petals, full of grace,Bear the message now we trace,He is Risen!
All over the land it is reported that every department of church life is being aroused to interest and action, that churches of different denominations are working together, and even the Universalist churches, so long shut out from participation, are being invited and are accepting the invitation, showing that while there yet remain many differences of theological distinction, the forces of Christ are coming together under the banner of that love which inspires all alike to service.
