November 22, 1924
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"We
approach that season of the year when it has been the custom for the American people to give thanks for the good fortune which the bounty of Providence, through the generosity of nature, has visited upon them.
Thanksgiving day
as an annual institution is rapidly spreading beyond the American continent and becoming, it may be said, an international event.
Times
of yearning for access to God's presence—the presence of unchanging good—come now as they always have come to every human consciousness.
In
the second chapter of Luke we learn that even at the age of twelve Jesus was consciously about his Father's business.
As
the doctrine of love had been preached by some prophets and teachers before the Christian era, why did Jesus proclaim his commandment, "Love one another; as I have loved you," as new?
O Lord of all, in trusting TheeWe offer songs of praiseFor mercies past, and promises;Our prayers to Thee we raise.
In an article on "Judaism and Communism" a professor indicates that Christian Science has a psychological foundation.
In a recent communication on "The Power of Suggestion" a statement was made to the effect that the healing work of Christian Science is a product of suggestion.
In one of your recent issues there appeared a letter under the heading, "Faith-healing at Lourdes," in which Christian Science is referred to.
Please permit the correction of an erroneous statement pertaining to Christian Science in the serial story, "Bread," published in a recent issue.
An editorial in a recent issue makes kindly reference to Christian Scientists as effecting many cures, and to Christian Science as teaching cheerfulness.
Christian Science is Christian because it is the practice of the teaching of Christ Jesus.
The comic strip entitled, "Joe Quince," in your issue of recent date, portrays an individual saying to one who is trying to keep cool: "Christian Science is a great thing.
My attention has been called by a number of your readers to the recent ironical references to The Christian Science Monitor and its editor appearing in your columns.
Lord,
let me sing to Thee my songs of praise,For I would dedicate to Thee my days.
The
high purpose of that little band of religious zealots who have come to be known as the Pilgrim Father, in seeking asylum on the wintry shores of the New World, has been the subject of almost innumerable panegyrics in song and verse, in history, biography, and romance.
No one in the world to-day responds to Paul's exhortation, "Be ye thankful," more readily than does he who has experienced some measure of the marvelous blessings which accrue to the beneficiary of Christian Science.
Article
Announcement is made by the Trustees under the Will of Mary Baker Eddy of the publication of a new musical setting to Mrs.
Article
To insure that complete lecture notices be printed in the Sentinel, detailed information should reach the Editorial Department regarding lectures in the United States and Canada, four weeks before the date of the lecture; in Great Britain and Ireland, five weeks before; in other European countries, six weeks before.
After reading week by week the testimonies given by those who have been healed through Christian Science, I find it is indeed time to add my pæan of praise and gratitude to our Father-Mother God, who heals all our diseases.
Some years ago I found myself broken in health, and without faith in medicine.
I am very grateful to God for having placed Christian Science in my path; and I am happy to relate here some demonstrations which have helped me to advance in this Science, which was presented to me some time ago.
Three years ago, because of the reorganization of the firm by which I was employed, it was necessary to give up my position.
After eight years of persistent study of Christian Science and the application of it to my every need, I am prepared to state that Christian Science, revealed to this age by Mrs.
One of the duties that I was asked to perform on board the United States destroyer on which I served during the war, was that of decoding messages that were received by radio.
I wish to relate the wonderful healing which came to me through Christian Science, with deep gratitude for the great love and goodness of God.
For two years I have studied diligently the Christian Science textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures," and other writings by Mary Baker Eddy.
Through the study of "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" and other writings of Mary Baker Eddy there has been brought into my life much that is beautiful and helpful, and it is hard to understand how I ever got along without our textbook.
For thirteen years we have relied entirely upon Christian Science for all healing,—physical, mental, financial.
