August 3, 1918
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Little
can be added to the many helpful things which have been written about the preparatory work, mental and otherwise, which should precede a Christian Science lecture.
It
often happens that in taking up a new proposition in mathematics a student working faithfully to master and apply the rules laid down will find himself able to obtain the correct answer to the problems long before he really understands the basic law which the rules illustrate.
In
the sixteenth chapter of Mark we find the words, "Go ye into all the world, and preach the gospel to every creature.
When
we listen to the promptings of spiritual sense we may learn great lessons from the little things which make up our everyday human life.
There
is no doubt that mankind is seeking the kingdom of heaven which Jesus declared was at hand.
The real story of a human life is the story of its supreme desire.
Had
our medical critic taken an hour for careful investigation, he would not have made the attack on Christian Science in his address before the Lutheran Hospital graduating class of nurses that was reported in the News.
Christian Science makes the same distinction as does the Bible between the real man created by God in His image and spiritual likeness mentioned in the first chapter of Genesis, and the mortal or material formation of man by the Lord God.
Christian Science is the religion, or interpretation of the Christian religion, discovered and founded by Mary Baker Eddy.
"We, a group of men serving together on an American man-of-war, take this opportunity of expressing our loving loyalty to The Mother Church and The Christian Science Board of Directors.
The
words of that universal friend and "mother in Israel," Mary Baker Eddy, remain to inspire every reader of them.
At
this time of the year, and this year of all times, thought turns gladly away from rumors of strife, carnage, and destruction, to the panorama spread over field and forest, reflecting what Mrs.
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In order to be better prepared to give spiritual help in the Army and Navy through Christian Science literature and in other ways, it is desired to secure the names and present complete mail address of all officers and men in the military, naval, or aero service of the United States and of its allies, who are Christian Scientists or who have shown an interest in Christian Science.
I first heard of Christian Science through attending a lecture several years ago.
Christian Science has been a great blessing to me.
I have been healed of several afflictions through the earnest study and application of Christian Science, and the aid of a kind practitioner,—organic and stomach trouble, rheumatism, and enlarged joints of my hands and feet.
When I first heard of Christian Science I was in a very weak state of health, and had been so for a long time.
It is nearly ten years since I first came to Christian Science for healing.
It is truly with a heart filled with gratitude that I give my testimony.
The following experience is given as another proof of man's oneness with God.
Last autumn, while I was riding home on a street car one day, a small particle flew into one of my eyes, almost blinding me.
In giving my testimony of healing I hope it may help others as others have helped me.
I wish to express my gratitude for what Christian Science has done for me, having been healed of a so-called incurable trouble, tubercular disease of the throat and lungs.
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