February 7, 1931
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One
of the shorter verses of the Bible consists of but three words, and while it is a direct command it has been generally regarded as difficult to obey.
Many
of us have often wished that we had money to spare when we have had an opportunity to make what seemed to be a safe and fruitful investment.
The
student of Christian Science finds in its teachings complete and concise rules, applicable to every phase of living and to the solution of his problems.
We
hear on every side of the many and diverse problems which confront mortals in their pursuit of life and happiness.
It
is wonderful to realize what the children are doing in our midst to-day, those little ones whose pure, simple thought the Master said we must emulate if we too would enter the kingdom.
When
through a maze the mortal senses wander,And all is dark, and fearsome seems the night,I hear a voice, Love's way is up! and yonderThe path I see.
Your issue of July 5 contains a synopsis of a sermon preached by a clergyman in which he makes a reference to Christian Science which is misleading.
May I reply briefly to a letter from a correspondent and one from "Seeker," as both require correction.
It is reported in the Daily Capital of July 17 that a Wichita physician, president of the Kansas Medical Society, who testified in a recent hearing before the State Board of Medical Registration and Examination, stated that much of the success of certain surgical operations "might be due to the power of suggestion, the same as Christian Science and all the rest of it.
One striking indication of better relations in our state is the marked decrease in recent years in the number of newspaper articles requiring correction.
Among
the factors which contribute to the success of any undertaking by many persons, none is more important than unity.
The
Psalmist speaks of having "seen the wicked in great power, and spreading himself like a green bay tree.
Article
In behalf of The Mother Church and its branches, The Christian Science Board of Directors has begun to administer relief in the drought-stricken areas of the United States.
The First Church of Christ, Scientist, Boston, Massachusetts, announces a free public lecture on Christian Science by Albert F.
Article
The Christian Science Benevolent Association at Boston has just issued an attractive booklet drawing attention to some of the desirable features of a stay at the Sanatorium at Chestnut Hill at this time of year.
My interest in Christian Science was aroused when I saw a friend healed by it.
I should like to express my gratitude for all that Christian Science has done for me.
I became interested in Christian Science over three years ago at a time when I was very much in need of its healing power.
It is with a heart full of gratitude to God that I send this testimony.
It is with a heart full of gratitude that I joyfully testify to the healing and regenerating efficacy of Christian Science.
In 1924 some dear friends called my attention to Christian Science.
In 1912, after many years of suffering during which I underwent several operations, I found myself in a worse condition than I had ever been before receiving so much medical treatment.
In 1879 my mother went with friends to listen to a sermon delivered by Mary Baker Eddy.
With gratitude to our Father-Mother God and to our revered Leader, Mrs.
Recently a man complained to me of his hearing; and when I suggested Christian Science, he replied that Christian Science was all right for those who understood it, but that he could not hope to receive any benefit because he knew nothing about it.
