February 28, 1931
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The
student of Christian Science finds much that is instructive in the narrative of Noah and the flood.
An
interesting and unusual story in the eleventh chapter of Genesis points out the mistakes which led to confusion, misunderstanding, and separation.
A Blustering
wind whipped sleet and rain against the windows of the house.
The
counsel of Paul to Timothy to "study to shew thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth" is applicable to the Christian Scientist of to-day.
Perhaps
no words in the great Master's teachings have rung through the Christian churches during the intervening centuries with greater appeal to men than those found in the eleventh chapter of Matthew: "Come unto me, all ye that labour and are heavy laden.
A Student
of Christian Science was impressed at the sight of a beautiful flower garden within a railroad yard.
Will you kindly give me space to explain to your readers that the statements about Christian Science reported in your issue of June 12 do not represent its teachings.
In your issue of August 25 a lady, in writing upon the subject of religion, and particularly of new sects and creeds, mentions her preference to "the-old-time religion.
In a comparatively recent issue of the Globe appeared some comment on a mystical teaching that offers its devotees happiness, health, peace, and financial ease—"all without detraction from regular work or pleasure.
Under the heading "Hits and Misses" in the issue of your paper of November 24, is a jocular reference to a man who "only thinks he is sick," and then "thinks he's dead.
In the South Western Tribune of April 5, a Cathedral Letter appears from an archdeacon, quoting excerpts from a book.
Thy
cross I would not share in careless years,But as earth's burdens pressed, sad doubts and fearsGrew dark around me.
A change
in the administrative policy for the two Christian Science Benevolent Association Sanatoriums—one at Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts, and the other at San Francisco, California—has just been announced in The Christian Science Monitor.
Christian Science
offers to those who are oppressed with sickness, sinfulness, hopelessness, the universal remedy of spiritual enlightenment, and the rules for its application.
Article
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, 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.
The saying that "man's extremity is God's opportunity" was never more completely or gloriously demonstrated than in my case nearly fourteen years ago.
It is nearly twenty years since I came to Christian Science seeking healing for tuberculosis, after I had tried and found wanting nearly every system known to physicians, including change of climate.
I have received many blessings during nine years' study of Christian Science, and should like to tell of one healing which took place in January, 1926, with the hope that it will help someone.
From a child I was delicate, suffering from hip disease and other ailments.
A few years ago I needed more than medicine, mentally, physically, and spiritually, so I turned to Christian Science after two friends had asked me to try it almost every time they had seen me for three years.
A few weeks after I became interested in Christian Science my daughter, aged sixteen, was taken ill with St.
Christian Science was brought to our family in my childhood through the healing of a cousin of a serious illness.
My heart overflows with joy and gratitude for our beloved Leader, Mrs.
