March 6, 1926
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Proving
is a primal obligation of Christian Scientists—proving the reality of good, proving man's heritage to all blessedness, proving his divine sonship.
Great
joy comes to him who realizes, through the revelation of divine Science, that the "kingdom of his [God's] dear Son," to which Paul refers in his epistle to the Colossians, is an ever present kingdom, from which only false material belief can seem to exclude one.
To
receive blessing is the great desire of all mankind.
At
the present stage of development of the Christian Science movement, we cannot speak or write too frequently of our beloved Church Manual and its inestimable value to the Cause of Christian Science; for nothing can take its place in the conduct of our church government.
All
through the Scriptures we are assured that God cares for His children; and in I John we read that "God is love.
Christian Science cannot be reconciled with your correspondent "Truth-Seeker's" points of view regarding matter, science, and evolution.
Our attention has been called to an inquiry appearing in a recent issue regarding the methods employed by Christian Science parents in the rearing of children.
We feel sure that if your correspondent had had a fuller knowledge of what Christian Science is he would not have publicly stated that it is "a negation of the gospel revelation.
"I shall no longer postpone writing a letter of appreciation for my visit to the Christian Science sanatorium about two years ago.
The
student of Christian Science learns that the source of all activity, like the source of all intelligence, is divine Mind.
It
soon becomes evident to the conscientious student of the Bible, the student whose spiritual understanding has been enlightened through Christian Science, that many in the past have believed that God is able to supply, and does supply, the needs of mankind.
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It has been found desirable to exchange the dates of the Dutch and French translation of the religious article in The Christian Science Monitor scheduled for the week of April 12, so that the Dutch will appear on April 12 and the French on April 16.
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Applications for admission to membership in The Mother Church may be sent to the Clerk at any time throughout the year.
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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.
We have indeed much to be thankful for since becoming students of Christian Science; and each day brings forth added proof of its efficacy, not only as a protection, but as a preventive and healer of all discordant conditions.
For years I was a faithful and active worker in an orthodox church, diligently devoting myself to daily Bible study.
During the grippe epidemic in 1918 my husband, at that time my fiance, was taken ill.
I wish to express gratitude for benefits received through Christian Science, which came to me about eight years ago, although not through a physical healing.
When I count my blessings I know not where to begin, there are so many of them.
Christian Science has entirely changed my life by giving me a God whom I can intelligently worship, as well as a demonstrable religion.
I wish to express my gratitude and joy for the satisfying peace that has come to me through the study and application of Christian Science.
During the twelve years I have been interested in Christian Science, I have experienced physical healings of importance to me in my work; though, not knowing that I could or would be healed through the study, I took it up more as a matter of investigation.
I have been acquainted with Christian Science for sixteen years.
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Articles from members of The Mother Church and good testimonies from those healed by Christian Science are always welcomed for consideration by the Editors.
