March 28, 1914
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The site of the Pacific terminal of the Panama canal at Balboa, including the dry docks, shop facilities, wharves, and the one new commercial pier authorized at present, begins with the sea end and extends about one mile in a southwest to northeast direction.
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the threshold of Christian Science, when the glad tidings of possible release from the bondage of sense, with its fetters of sin, disease, worry, personal antagonism, and limitation, first dawn on the consciousness of the student of this teaching, and he earnestly begins the study of the textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures," he finds himself so engrossed in the contemplation of good as the only reality, that he feels considerable unwillingness to handle error in any of its numerous phases.
It
has been well said that spiritual growth is realized in keeping with the advance of our ideal, purified consciousness always bringing refinement of experience; that the higher the concept, the nobler the life.
The
people of one of the world's greatest nations have set apart one of the days in the year as sacred, for the annual celebration of their political freedom; but there is now sweeping over the earth a great religious movement, stirring the hearts of mankind to the recognition of the universal and eternal Independence day, in which God said, "Let there be light.
A common
experience in every man's life is circuit jury service.
Some
years before I was fully awakened to the truth taught in Christian Science, a friend told me how she prepared hyacinth bulbs to bloom in the house during the winter.
While
the beauty of the day and the reign of peace and harmony were holding me in thrall recently, an occasion was afforded me for gaining a beautiful lesson in obedience.
An agreement has been reached between the Christian Science church and the state board of registration in medicine on the provisions of law in Massachusetts relative to the practice of Christian Science in the treatment of the sick.
In a recent issue of your paper there is a statement made with respect to broken limbs and healing by various mental methods.
Why the orthodox church is losing ground, may be explained by the fact that even church-members could not find in it the spiritual help they craved, because of the absence of an essential which they found in Christian Science.
Considerable publicity has been given to a lecture by a minister of your city on the topic, "Why I am a Christian and not a Christian Scientist," in which he assailed the religious views of many of his fellow citizens.
The Vicar of Marton seems disposed to quarrel with his friends and neighbors, the local Christian Science practitioners, over the question of visiting the sick.
In
the four gospels we read much of the healing work of Christ Jesus among the lepers, those physical outcasts of his day and of ours.
One
of the most markedly characteristic features of our Lord's life was his compassion.
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A very attentive audience gathered in the auditorium of the East High School to listen to a lecture on Christian Science by Bicknell Young.
For many years the testimonies in the Sentinel have blessed me, and I desire to send my own that others may perhaps be helped as I have been.
It was not physical illness alone which led me to Christian Science, but a mental hunger for something I did not find in the church I had attended from my youth.
It is with great joy that I express my gratitude for the blessings which I have experienced through Christian Science.
Christian Science came into my life thirteen years ago, at a time when everything else had failed me and I was a despondent, melancholy woman.
I gladly testify to the blessings which God has bestowed upon us through Christian Science.
Many are the blessings that have come to me through Christian Science, and now I realize the meaning of the statement, "In all thy ways acknowledge him, and he shall direct thy paths.
In November, 1910, I was suddenly taken severely ill with high fever and great pain in the throat.
I remember that in my childhood I was frequently told that God is everywhere.
I can truly say, with the psalmist, "He sent his word, and healed them, and delivered them from their destructions.
I have felt for a long time that, in order to show my gratitude for what Christian Science has done in my family, I ought to send in this testimony.
Apart
from Love a desert is, despair,With naught to kindle hope, no lasting peace;Joy bides there not, for sorrow there hath lease:A waste of weariness, and want, and care!But in Love's presence all is sweet and fair,—The joys of Spirit never know decrease;And thus all claims of error quickly cease,For Truth omnipotent reigns ever there!
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The Christian Science Text-book, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures.
