At
an annual meeting of The Mother Church one of its officers in the course of his report urged the constant recognition by Christian Scientists of the fact that there is in reality only one director of The Mother Church activities; meaning, of course, that divine Principle is the one intelligence upon which the movement is dependent for guidance.
Since
I am only one of the thousands of mothers who have been called upon to part with their sons in the recent sweeping selective draft, my experience has no doubt been duplicated in many homes in the United States of America.
When
Herod ordered the slaughter of the Bethlehem children he was foiled in his attempt to destroy the child Jesus by a warning imparted to Joseph in a vision, which caused him to take the babe and his mother secretly into Egypt.
Bethlehem,
O Bethlehem,We've journeyed long and far!In our sad hearts new hopes arise,In deep of night, our weary eyesSearch now the purple of thy skiesTo find again thy Star!
In a recent communication a correspondent has criticized what he believes to be Christian Science, but his conceptions of the subject are so far from the truth that some explanation is due your readers.
In a recent issue Assistant Attorney-General Johnson is reported as saying to the suffragists that they had a Christian Science case,—"they only think they have one.
Provision for the extension of the Christian Science Park, maintained by the Board of Directors of The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, in front of The Mother Church, is made in the proposed transfer of Norway Street, between Falmouth Street and Huntington Avenue, by the city of Boston to the church in exchange for a compensating amount of land to make possible the extension of Dalton Street to Huntington Avenue.
In
the forty-fifth psalm we have a wonderful presentation of the spiritual idea, which marks a strong contrast between mortal concepts and that which is conceived of Spirit.
with contributions from Blanche Anderson Rittenhouse, F. S. E. Amos, Arthur E. Jennings, Jerome N. Moran, James T. Piggott, William Clair Johnson, Edward L. Root, Homer F. Chase
It is with the deepest gratitude to God that I acknowledge the many blessings which have been conferred upon my wife, my children, and myself through Christian Science, as the result of the loving help of a practitioner and the study of Science and Health.
I wish to set down in words, as well as I can, my unbounded gratitude for Christian Science, that gift of God which was presented to me as a healing law about nine years ago, and which has continued to bless and benefit me in increasing measure since that time.
Every day seems to increase my thankfulness for Christian Science, and makes me appreciate more its practical, helpful teaching, which I can apply to all my problems, big or little, domestic, social, and business.
Nine years ago I turned to Christian Science for physical healing, after spending the greater part of my life in sickness and intense suffering, all the time possessing a discordant, unhappy condition of thought.
There is nothing for which I am more grateful to Christian Science than the help it has been in the raising of my children—for the health, happiness, peace, and love it has brought into our home.
with contributions from Blanche Anderson Rittenhouse, F. S. E. Amos, Arthur E. Jennings, Jerome N. Moran, James T. Piggott, William Clair Johnson, Edward L. Root, Homer F. Chase