Christian Science
reading rooms all over the world are a means of helping and healing not only the beginner in his first efforts to learn about God, but also the older student who for years has depended upon his understanding of Principle to heal, comfort, and sustain him.
Although
I have had a number of proofs of the healing power of Christian Science in regard to physical ailments, I am especially grateful to God for having directed our Leader to establish the Sunday school for us, in connection with our church services, because it was here that the seed of truth was sown in my consciousness.
One
morn, one summer's morn, I sawA little child who stood and weptMost bitterly; and asking why,He said that ever near him keptA shadow, dark and deep, that went beforeHis steps, by field or stream or sanded shore.
A Christian Science lecture was given in a large prison before an audience of approximately eight hundred men, who were spoken of as "exceedingly attentive and appreciative.
When
a church becomes decadent it is because spiritual power is no longer manifested whereby men are convinced of sin, impelled to repentance, and made steadfast in righteousness.
Experienced Christian Science men practitioners from 25 to 40 years of age,' who are American citizens residing in the United States and who are available and qualified for service abroad, will please communicate promptly with the Clerk of The Mother Church.
with contributions from John S. Porter, Frank L. Thresher, W. H. Mulvey, Ethel Putnam, Frances Porter, Nancy Jane Felt, Derwent S. Whittlesey, Green M. Crook
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To enumerate the many blessings which Christian Science has brought me would be, practically, to write the story of my life for the past year and a half.
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with contributions from John S. Porter, Frank L. Thresher, W. H. Mulvey, Ethel Putnam, Frances Porter, Nancy Jane Felt, Derwent S. Whittlesey, Green M. Crook