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THE LECTURES
The Rev. William P. McKenzie lectured on Christian Science at Second Church of Christ, Scientist, on Oct. 1 and 2. He was introduced the first evening by Walter H. Vanzwoll, who said in part,—
Christian Science teaches mortals to look up and not down, to pause before the deceptive images of false mortal belief; and, instead of plunging into the shallows of human folly and material self-seeking, to lift thought heavenward above the material to the spiritual, above earthliness to God, out of fear into spiritual understanding, out of sin and disease into moral and physical health.
Thus we may seize the victory which Truth always wins over error. Christian Science is the word of Truth,—"the word of God,"—which is "the sword of the Spirit," an all-powerful weapon with which each one may for himself slay the dragon of sin and suffering which tries to rob mankind of health and happiness.
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November 28, 1908 issue
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WORDS UNFITLY SPOKEN
SAMUEL GREENWOOD
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THE DIVINE IDEA AND THE SABBATH
REV. CHARLES D. REYNOLDS
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DIVINE PROTECTION
WILLIAM CAPELL
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"NOW ARE WE THE SONS OF GOD."
E. M. D. REILLY
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OUR MENTAL HOMES
ETHEL E. WALTON
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RISING ABOVE NOTHINGNESS
LEWIS LUDINGTON YOUNG
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In the August number of the Record of Christian Work...
J. V. Dittemore
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Mrs. Eddy has never claimed that Christian Science is...
Frederick Dixon
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In a sermon, a synopsis of which recently appeared in...
Charles B. Jamieson
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Truth, to be of practical value, must be understood
Frank C. Barrett
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The symposium in a recent issue of The Examiner, in...
Frank W. Gale
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Hypnotism is as opposite to Christian Science as any...
William Royle
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CONVICTION
JOSEPHINE W. HEERMANS
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MRS. EDDY TAKES NO PATIENTS
Editor
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THE CALL FOR CLEAR THOUGHT
John B. Willis
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THE MISSIONARY SPIRIT
Annie M. Knott
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THE MONITOR IN NEW ENGLAND
Editor
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LETTERS TO OUR LEADER
with contributions from Sarah F. Tucker, Kate Clark, J. B. Lampe, M. D. Caldwell, Valeria J. Campbell, E. Y. Steele, Mary R. Burton, Agatha H. Scott, Ada Carter, Ernest Sulivan, Walter Carr, Faithful Cumberlege, A. W. Mainland, Nannie Brown
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THE LECTURES
with contributions from Walter H. Vanzwoll, W. R. Nessly, T. O. C. Harrison, John D. Mishler, James A. Hemingway
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For many years I suffered from heart trouble, and never...
Laura J. Robinson
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I feel it my duty to express our heartfelt gratitude for...
Alexander Iffland
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With the hope that some other may thereby be led to...
Belle M. Vaill
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For many years I was a sufferer, the pain at times being...
Estelle Hawley Eddy
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During the three years that I have been interested in...
Agnes E. Hall
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In the autumn of 1906 an attack of heart disease brought...
Hans Fehr-Zwingli
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My gratitude to God and to our dear Leader is so great...
Martha Olga Telz
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With a sense of devout thankfulness I wish to express...
Augusta Dorries
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It is with gratitude to God for blessings received that I...
Lillian M. Livingstone
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I wish to express my heartfelt gratitude to God for...
L. C. Van Hook
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I know we can all help others by telling of our own...
Luella May Treat
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I wish to express my gratitude for what Christian Science...
Caroline Johanigman
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GRATITUDE
ADA J. MILLER
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FROM OUR EXCHANGES
with contributions from Bolton Hall