Article May 15, 1926 Issue

The Lord's Prayer

KATE HALL

In studying Christian Science the student is awakened to see beauty and power in our Lord's Prayer, which may previously have seemed to him but a formal setting of words. The opening words of the prayer, "Our Father which art in heaven," are illumined and enlarged by Mrs. Eddy's spiritual interpretation, "Our Father-Mother God, all-harmonious," as given on page 16 of "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures."

How inspiring to realize that our Father is the Father of all, and that all are one family! And this fact is impressed upon us when visiting Christian Science churches at home or in foreign countries. Our Father is their Father—our God and their God. Our Lesson-Sermon is theirs also; our helpful Hymnal theirs too; for

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