December 16, 1911
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The fifteenth annual report of the secretary of agriculture begins with a series of trenchant statements of national importance.
Strangely
enough, after nearly half a century of healing work done by Christian Science, and the records of thousands of cures accomplished by its means, a question has been raised by critics as to whether the teaching of Christian Science is a menace to the health of the community.
The
thought has come to the writer on many occasions as to whether Christian Scientists are awake to realize what a rich legacy their revered Leader has bequeathed to humanity in her published works.
Among
the experiences of the past year and a half are some of the most beautiful which have come to me in Christian Science.
One
day, while working on a case which was considered by many as hopeless, my thought turned to the beautiful words of our hymn,—
I tell
the toll of human weal and woe,While the wing-footed ages come and go:When the night dews are shaken,Soon as the sun doth waken,Hasting his footstep o'er the twinkling seaHe seeks the rose and me.
As Christian Scientists we believe the commands of Jesus were meant for all of his followeres, and that the command to heal the sick is no less imperative than that to preach the gospel.
To publish the disconnected statement that "man is incapable of sin," is to invite misunderstanding and confusion.
Christian Science declares God to be Spirit, Soul, Mind, Life, Truth, Love; the sole cause of the universe, the only self-existent, all-knowing, all-wise Being.
Our critic's opinion of the teachings of Christian Science is due to a lack of correct information.
Friends
and loved ones from you parted,Are you sad and lonely-hearted,Longing for the days now flown?
In
these days of competitive sensationalism in the newspaper field, it sometimes seems as if all consideration for the home life of the people has been lost sight of in the efforts made by the newspapers to outdo each other in reporting the scandalous and salacious details of some case which happens to be on trial or in the exploitation of some crime that has been committed.
In
Science and Health we read: "Belief is changeable, but spiritual understanding is changeless".
The little bungalow church built by the Christian Scientists of this city is completed, and the first service in the new building will be held on Sunday morning, Nov.
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Filling the first floor of Greene's Opera House, a large and interested audience, last night [Oct.
A testimony is an open attestation of some experience.
While serving in the English army I lost the sight of my right eye.
It is with a heart full of gratitude that I write this testimony to tell what Christian Science has done for me and mine.
I did not come into Christian Science for physical healing, nor did I come into it feeling myself spiritually lost.
I wish to express my gratitude for Christian Science.
Having experienced a wonderful proof of the power of divine law to correct and heal the discordant conditions of mortal experience, I desire to offer my testimony and to express my gratitude for our revered Leader's priceless gift to humanity in her discovery of Christian Science.
It is about eleven years since I became interested in Christian Science.
Since I came into Christian Science I have had a clearer sense of God's nearness.
In gratitude to God, for Mrs.
Aye,
God is Love! Repeat the restful wordsSo early learned, so oft, so lightly said.
