April 9, 1932
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"THANK YOU
" — words spoken and heard many times every day; words taught the little child; words the adult should never allow to fall into disuse! "Thank you" is often spoken perfunctorily, many times thoughtlessly, and frequently with deep and genuine feeling of appreciation.
IN
these days the many discussions on personal liberty are at least bringing out views which illumine the fact that liberty is a law-sustained condition.
THROUGHOUT
the world to-day, it seems, the question is uppermost, What are the young people coming to?
AMONG
the beautiful words in the English tongue are these: "song" and "salvation.
THERE
are two aspects to The Christian Science Monitor, for both of which the Christian Scientist is grateful.
THERE
is, perhaps, no game more popular among children than hide and seek.
I Thank
Thee, Lord, in this gentler hourThat the strength of the storm is gone,That daylight waits at the windowpaneAnd the clouds are hued with dawn.
In your issue of November 23 a clergyman takes occasion to criticize the teachings of Mary Baker Eddy.
Your issue of October 17th contains a synopsis of a sermon on Christian Science in which a clergyman analyzes the words "Christian" and "Science," in such a way as to convey to your readers a complete misinterpretation of the words as understood by Christian Scientists.
In the interesting account in your October 26 issue of an address on spiritual healing, the speaker is quoted as condemning those who try to avoid mixing spiritual with material means of healing by endeavoring to rely on the spiritual without any material aids.
In an article which appeared in your paper under date of October 3, the writer comments on the times, and incidentally mentions Christian Science.
I pondered
oft in silent hoursAbout His wondrous love divine,And thought, Ah! would it meet all need When trials came to me or mine?
The
ultimate composition of all things has been a subject for deliberate thought since the beginning of philosophy —since long before the distinct beginning of either physics or metaphysics.
Article
"What are those steel bars arranged in parallel lines lying in the bottom of the excavation?
Article
A concordance to the revised Christian Science Hymnal has been compiled and will be published simultaneously with the Hymnal.
Article
Churches and societies in the United States and the Dominion of Canada wishing to give lectures during the first two months of the next lecture year, namely, July and August, are requested to inform the Board of Lectureship before May 23, 1932.
I am very grateful for Christian Science, which has been a great help to me both mentally and physically.
It is always an especial joy to me to read the testimonies of healing in the Heralds and to share in the happiness of those who travel the way Spiritward.
I took up the study of Christian Science for healing; but while receiving many proofs of its healing power, the health and strength which I desired were not manifested, although I had help from practitioners when I felt I could not continue alone.
Every day I am more and more grateful for the revelation of Christian Science, and for the continuous blessings it is bringing to me.
I owe a great debt to Christian Science, and wish to express my deep gratitude for all that it has done for me.
I Know that Christian Science is the truth, and that it never fails when correctly applied.
I became interested in Christian Science in 1914 through a healing that my mother had at that time.
Ever since taking up the study of Christian Science I have had only continued cause for gratitude that this new-old truth has been made available for mankind in a form simple enough for even a child to grasp.
My first healing through Christian Science was of eyestrain.
It is one of the main businesses of our lives to be happy, and to rejoice.
