February 18, 1933
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Article
In
a beautiful letter to a branch church our Leader, Mary Baker Eddy, writes.
Article
The
goal of every Christian Scientist is the understanding and demonstration of man's God-given dominion, through which alone material beliefs and conditions are mastered.
Article
In
the filling of various positions in government, business, and other organizations, responsibility may rest upon individuals through the ballot or executive appointment.
Article
Two
young men once set out to explore the mountains of Kerry, in Ireland.
Article
ONCE
a little girl was taken ill while attending school, and asked to be excused so that she could go home.
Poem
"Today
I will write a poem," I said,"A song of the sea and the sky,The tender blue of the distant hills,And white wings soaring high.
Article
Recently a speaker who was quoted in your issue of May 26 made mistaken comments regarding passages in "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy, and gave other wrong impressions of Mrs.
Article
In your issue of August 24 is an account of an address by the editor of Our Hope, before the Stony Brook Assembly, Inc.
Article
I shall be grateful if you will let me comment on the letter in your issue of June 30, signed "C.
Poem
Above
the valley, mountain tops show clearAs o'er their summits slowly spreads the dawn;The shadows vanish where the light is born:Lift to the hills thine eyes, and have no fear.
Editorial
It
is beautiful, appropriate, and Christianly scientific that the word "thoughtfulness," as it is commonly employed, should be synonymous with unselfishness.
Item of Interest
The Christian Science Board of Directors has arranged with the Boston Emergency Relief Campaign for the contributions of employees of The Christian Science Publishing Society, of The Mother Church offices, and of other local Christian Scientists, for unemployment relief, to be received directly by the Treasurer of The Mother Church and expended through the Church's Unemployment Relief Committee, which includes the Almoner of The Mother Church.
Article
The Christian Science Publishing Society accepts religious articles and religious poems only from members of The Mother Church.
Article
To insure that complete lecture notices be printed in the Sentinel, detailed information should reach the Journal, Sentinel, and Herald 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.
Testimony of Healing
Seventeen years ago I first learned about Christian Science through a friend after I had suffered for months with a bad knee.
Testimony of Healing
Christian Science has helped me so much that I feel I must express my gratitude.
Testimony of Healing
In gratitude for innumerable blessings and for the peace and quiet that have come into our home through adherence to Christian Science I wish to give my testimony.
Testimony of Healing
I am deeply grateful for all that Christian Science has done for me and mine.
Testimony of Healing
That God is an omnipotent help in time of trouble I have had manifold proofs.
Testimony of Healing
When I first heard that Christian Science heals through the power of God, I thought it quite logical and right that this should be so; but it was not until some time later that I was to learn just how this was possible.
Testimony of Healing
My parents were members of an orthodox church but had drifted away from it as not filling any need in their lives.
Testimony of Healing
I should like to relate how wonderfully I found the way to Christian Science.
Testimony of Healing
As a member of The Mother Church, I wish to express gratitude.
Poem
I thank
Thee, God, for the consuming fireThat melts away the dross of human sense.
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