December 19, 1931
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On
page 95 of "Retrospection and Introspection" our beloved Leader, Mary Baker Eddy, in her untiring endeavor to guide her followers wisely and to forestall a possible rift in their armor by timely admonition, quotes a verse by A.
At
this season of the year, with every newspaper carrying "gift" advertisements, the question is presented to a materially-minded world, What shall I give for a Christmas gift?
When
Jesus fed the multitudes, on one of those two occasions recorded in the Bible he gave careful instructions to his followers to gather up the fragments which remained.
At
some time in the experience of us all there comes an illumination in some form which awakens new hope, fresh courage, a deeper conviction that there is a God.
Christmas Day
had passed when a very young student of Christian Science entered a Christian Science Reading Room.
Christian Science
is the greatest help to anyone who is just starting in the world.
Joy
hath come to us to-nightThough the midnight hour is chiming,For the Bethlehem star is shining,And our harvest fields are white.
In the May issue of your magazine there is a letter which makes the charge that Christian Science is neither Christian nor scientific.
Your anonymous correspondent takes exception to Christian Science testimonies because "Mrs.
Growing out of references to spiritual healing appearing in your columns of late, the following is respectfully submitted as pertinent, and as of general interest.
In reply to a certain correspondent's letter, may I say that to encroach upon the rights of others is entirely contrary to the teaching of Christian Science?
I Have
left my shepherdingFrankincense and gold to bring,Gold of faith refined by fire,Sweet perfume of high desire—This to be my offering,Frankincense and gold I bring.
Article
A very important decision in respect to the new Publishing House has recently been made after months of investigation and study.
Article
To avoid confusion, the title of the Department of The Christian Science Publishing Society which edits the Journal, the Sentinel, and all editions of the Herald has been changed to Journal, Sentinel, and Herald Editorial Department.
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, at least four weeks before the date of the lecture; in Great Britain and Ireland, at least five weeks before; in other European countries, at least eight weeks before.
I am very grateful to God for the many wonderful blessings He is constantly bestowing on our family and on me.
With deep gratitude I shall tell of one of the many healings and blessings which I have received through the understanding and application of Christian Science.
In loving gratitude to God and to Mrs.
I shall never cease to be grateful to the dear friend who first called my attention to Christian Science, for her kindly gift to me of Mrs.
I am learning through the study and application of Christian Science to know God—God who is Love; and as I strive to correct erroneous thoughts—to overcome hatred, resentment, and fear—I experience happiness, peace, and good health, and realize that these are permanent.
No mere words can express my gratitude for all that Christian Science has done for me.
I am very grateful that Mrs.
It was through the healing of a friend that I was led to read the textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy.
When
we cease to heed earth's clamor,Come the voices from above;And we walk among the liliesIn the garden of His love.
