April 7, 1906
Content can't be loaded!
Items of Interest
The Postmaster General states: "As nearly as can be estimated the cost of carrying a pound of seeds furnished by the Department of Agriculture for free distribution, varies from five to eight cents.
Article
One
of the most interesting features of modern agriculture is the development of varieties of grains, fruit, vegetables, etc.
Article
In
the account of the overcoming of Goliath by David, found in the first book of Samuel, there is given a clear statement of fact respecting evil which is frequently overlooked; viz.
Article
During
that glorious period when the Italian renaissance was awakening the slumbering consciousness of the Dark Ages into a new birth of art and science, there lay in the picturesque streets of beautiful Florence a huge, unsightly stone.
Article
Whatever may be thought of Christian Science, it must be conceded that it is a healthful religion.
Article
"Have faith in God" is the startingpoint in all forms of Christian belief, and Christian Science assuredly encourages this faith.
Article
All sects and creeds can show by the Bible a foundation for what they believe, and I here give one passage that seems to me to favor Christian Science: "Is any sick among you?
Article
Christian Science is mathematically demonstrable, but it does not necessarily follow that every student is a master Scientist and capable of solving every problem.
Article
There is now, and has been for the past fifty years, too much blame laid to intemperance as the chief cause of poverty.
Article
While it may be true that Jesus did not state specifically that sickness is unreal, it may also be said that he never made the positive assertion that sickness is a reality.
Article
As a rule, all Christian people believe that God is omnipotent and accept the Scriptural statements to that effect.
Article
The Christian Science people must be given credit for a sincere desire to more truly reflect the life, precepts, and works of the blessed Master than any other church has done these nineteen hundred years.
Article
Christian Science is about as narrow as mathematics; it is as limited, and at the same time as unlimited, as truth always is.
Poem
These things I do engage to do: Hourly to keep my doing true To what my conscience knows;
Article
Each branch Church of Christ, Scientist, is requested to send, on or before May I, a report of its total membership.
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 work upon the extension of The Mother Church is proceeding with such rapidity that a large amount of money is required at this time, and it is necessary for the Treasurer to receive largely increased contributions at once.
Editorial
In
publishing testimonies of healing in the Sentinel and Journal it is of course necessary that we should be governed by certain rules, and adherence to these rules makes it impossible for us to publish every testimony received.
Editorial
Among
the many lessons taught us in the parable of the talents is this, that the force and pertinence of a rebuke are revealed no less clearly in the attempted self-extenuation of those who treat it with neglect than in the alert responsiveness of those who give it welcome.
Editorial
AT
no other period in human history have there been so many theories as to the best training for children,— the best means of advancing their physical, mental, and moral well being,— as at the present time.
Article
The next admission of candidates to membership in The Mother Church will be June 5, 1906.
Testimony of Healing
With feelings of deep gratitude I send this testimony of my healing in Christian Science.
Testimony of Healing
After years of invalidism, and treatment from many kind physicians without any lasting benefit, I went to see a specialist, who informed me that a surgical operation was the only thing which would relieve me, but he said I need not expect to be very strong afterwards.
Testimony of Healing
A little over two years ago I became interested in Christian Science, since which time I have taken great delight in reading the Christian Science literature, and especially in the study of the text-book, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mrs.
Testimony of Healing
Three years ago I was healed of what a number of physicians called valvular heart trouble.
Testimony of Healing
Three years ago I had a very severe attack of neuralgia of the face and head.
Testimony of Healing
When our little boy was three months old he was taken sick with some trouble of the stomach and there was an entire stoppage of the bowels.
Testimony of Healing
Eleven years ago, during a treatment in Christian Science, I took off my glasses and have never used them since, although a prominent physician had told me the day before that I would never be able to use my eyes without them.
Testimony of Healing
It is with gratitude that I give this testimony.
Testimony of Healing
With a deep sense of gratitude and love to God, and to our beloved Leader, Mrs.
Testimony of Healing
Two years ago I came to Christian Science, a physical wreck from bladder trouble.
Testimony of Healing
In February, 1899, our little daughter was taken very sick.
Testimony of Healing
About three years ago, Christian Science was brought to my notice.
Testimony of Healing
I wish to express my gratitude for all the good that I have received through Christian Science.
Testimony of Healing
It is with a deep sense of gratitude that I acknowledge the healing power of Christian Science over all diseases.
Testimony of Healing
I wish to express my heartfelt gratitude for Christian Science, for its wonderful revelation of man's at-one-ment with God, its revelation of glorious possibilities, unlimited by any sense of error.
Testimony of Healing
About four years ago I first heard of Christian Science.
Testimony of Healing
I gladly acknowledge the many blessings I have received through Christian Science.
Testimony of Healing
I am glad to witness to the great benefits I have received from Christian Science.
Article
As
theological scholars recognize their essential oneness notwithstanding differing denominational names and deep differences of judgment as to important matters— because of their unity in purpose, spirit, and method, so will the Church come to an increasing unity — not because of compromises in dogma and polity, but because of the increasing sense of a vital oneness in purpose and in method.
Other formats
As a subscriber, you can download any Sentinel issue published within the last 90 days (PDF, eBook, and audio). You can also take a look inside each issue as it originally appeared in print, starting with the very first issue from 1898.