June 13, 1914
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Through arrangements made by the United States forestry service, twenty-four boy scouts—eight from Washington, D.
One
who has traveled in foreign lands where he is unable to speak the prevailing language, keenly appreciates the value of an interpreter.
Because
he was able to show by his works that he understood God better than did other men, Christ Jesus became the way of salvation for all mankind.
Paul's
admonition, "Work out your own salvation," is the motto by which earnest seekers after Truth find themselves ascending the ladder of spiritual progress.
The
following statement, familiar to all Christian Scientists, is read from The Christian Science Quarterly at each Sunday service, as an introduction to the Lesson-Sermon: "The Bible and the Christian Science text-book are our only preachers".
Father
divine, Thou giv'st our dower:We taste the wine of Love,And in Thy presence every hour,With heart elate, find needful power,The strength that lifts above.
In a recent issue of your paper there is printed a brief report of a hospital Sunday sermon.
It is remarkable how Christian Science is growing all over the country; in fact, its growth has been phenomenal.
My critic advises that "a good stiff reading of an old-styled, old-school theologian would help my understanding.
I have been a long-time reader of your One-minute Sermons, and have admired the idealism that so pervades them.
Why
look we to another worldFor heaven's glory to appear,When now on every side unfurled,Are tokens telling God is here?
In
these days of the manifest prosperity of Christian Science, it is well to ponder the words spoken by our wise Leader a number of years ago and republished on page 176 of "Miscellaneous Writings.
The
defeat of a good undertaking is always regrettable, not only because of the failure to realize an ideal in the specific instance, but especially because of the discouragement which it imposes upon the many who are striving to bring about better things.
The
familar saying, "Live and let live," is usually thought of in relation to the business world, but like everything else it takes on a broader meaning when viewed in the light of Christian Science.
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Bicknell Young delivered two lectures on Christian Science in Second Church edifice.
Christian Science first came to my home some sixteen years ago, through a friend whom my mother had invited to spend the summer with us.
Deep gratitude impels me to tell of my experience at the birth of my little daughter, God's protecting power being active in her behalf, since the law of premature birth which was held over her was entirely broken.
I would like to express my gratitude for Christian Science, and to tell some of the blessings that have come into my life through the understanding of Truth during the past three years.
A heart filled with gratitude for what Christian Science has done and is doing for me, impels me to give my testimony.
I have desired for some time to express my gratitude for the many blessings which Christian Science has brought to me.
I send the following testimony to express my gratitude for Christian Science and what it has done for me.
Before coming into Christian Science I had been suffering for years from what was pronounced organic heart disease.
Nearly two years ago my attention was called to Christian Science by an acquaintance in our village who had been wonderfully healed of a malady of long standing which had been pronounced incurable.
I have long thought of sending in my testimony as an expression of gratitude for the many blessings received through Christian Science.
I am very grateful for Christian Science and what it has done for me; and I send this testimony with the hope that it will encourage some one whose healing is slow.
Great joy and gratitude prompt me herewith to testify publicly to the benefits received through Christian Science.
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The Christian Science Text-book, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures.
