May 20, 1905
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President Roosevelt returned last week to Washington after completing a trip that covered 6,006 miles and took him through twelve States and three Territories.
When
the writer first became interested in Christian Science, the use of the words reality and unreality puzzled him not a little.
Two
very closely related commands are, "After this manner therefore pray ye:.
All
my life the prayer, "Thy will be done," had been a prayer of resignation.
O'er
broad white fields the gusty North Wind blewAgainst the beeches iron-limbed and gray,And hurled its darts, and snowy mounds upthrew;Nor yet one fluttering banner took away.
We give below a few representative editorial comments on the late veto of the Nebraska Medical Bill, by Governor Mickey of that State.
Immediately after the veto of the Medical Bill in Colorado in 1903, the State Medical Association commeneed to organize for the next session of the legislature; the draft of a bill to be introduced was circulated throughout the State, which was intended to put Christian Scientists and other "charlatans and mountebanks" out of practice.
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Bicknell Young of Chicago delivered a lecture on Christian Science at the Church of Eternal Hope, March 6, He was introduced by R.
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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 sublects.
We
are called upon to record, with tenderest love and sympathy, the sudden passing from our sight of our beloved brother, E.
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Arrangements
are being made with the railroads for reduced rates to Boston on the occasion of the Communion and Annual Meeting of The Mother Church, June 25, 27.
The
following editorial note, which we copy from the Southern Oregonian, again reminds us that material theories regarding disease are constantly changing, and that the accepted beliefs of a few years ago have become the discarded fallacies of to-day.
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The branch churches which have not responded to the call made in these columns, to send to the Clerk of The Mother Church a statement of their membership as it appeared on their books April 1 of this year, are requested to do so at once.
The beauty and truth of Christian Science were revealed to me just six years ago, and the revelation has been growing in my thought ever since.
I desire to give my tribute of praise for blessings received through Christian Science.
It is with a heart full of gratitude to the Giver of every good and perfect gift, and to our dear Leader, through whose love, purity of life, and unwavering loyalty to Truth my feet have been guided into the narrow way, that I send these lines to our dear Sentinel, hoping some weary one may also find the way.
Three years ago last November I was healed through Christian Science, after all other hope had failed.
My offering of thanks may be only for the little pearls which come day after day, to brighten the weary struggle for existence.
My heart overflows with gratitude when I realize what great freedom has been brought to me through the power of God and His Christ, revealed to me through the earnest study of that priceless volume, Science and Health.
For nearly five years I have been benefited through my understanding of Christian Science, and many times my heart has gone out to our dear Leader, for the spiritual up lifting and unspeakable peace I am continually receiving through the study of Science and Health and her other works.
It is now about three and a half years since I began the study of Christian Science, and feel that I am late in acknowledging the many benefits I have received.
Two and a half years ago, Christian Science found me in a pitiable condition indeed.
I am prompted to tell by what means I was healed.
Fourteen years ago, I attended my first Christian Science meeting, but did not go very regularly until some four years later, after I had been cured of a swelled neck of twelve years' standing.
Until about three years ago, our little daughter was a healthy child.
One Sunday, while on the car, I noticed written on a friend's Quarterly these words, "The Declaration of Independence.
Having been greatly benefited by the truth, as set fourth by our beloved Leader, I desire to express my thankfulness therefore.
Three years ago, when I first heard of Christian Science through an article by Lord Dunmore in the Daily Mail, I was in very poor health.
That Christian Science heals the sick I have had abundant proof, having been healed by it of what is known in materia medica as an incurable disease.
The prevalent idea of the Easter service seems to be a kind of popular show, a chance to appeal to a taste for the noisy and gaudy.
