March 4, 1933
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Christian Science
Reading Rooms may be happily likened to the quiet refuge described by Mrs.
These lines from the Christian Science Hymnal convey the thought that in the realm of infinite Love no changes occur.
The
Christian Science textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures," was the successful outcome of Mrs.
Prayer
as understood in Christian Science is something different from the usual concept of prayer.
There
is talk, here and there, of sympathy for those sometimes referred to as "poor graduates" who are leaving school to enter a troubled business world, where fresh talents and training apparently count for little when weighed against experienced talent and scarcity of jobs.
The report of a sermon, as printed in your issue of May 9, contained certain statements regarding Christian Science which, in fairness to your readers, I should correct; and I shall appreciate the courtesy of space in your columns to do so.
I shall be much obliged if you will grant me space to reply to a review of a swansea physician's new book, as it contains some remarks about Christian Science that might be misleading to your readers.
While the reference to Christian Science in the article entitled "Black Magic," which appeared in the Sunday magazine section of your paper, was more or less incidental to the subject, the very fact that it was even mentioned in that connection is likely to create an erroneous impression with those who are unacquainted with its teachings.
In a recent issue of the Branch County News appeared a timely article entitled "What Fear and Fright Will Do," which refers to an incident similar to the one described by Mrs.
Sing
on, glad heart, sing and rejoice,List not to error's raging voice,Sing on and rise with quickening wing,Sing on, glad heart, oh sing!
In
the twenty-second chapter of Matthew's Gospel there is recorded Jesus' reply to the lawyer who tempted him.
The
alert, public-spirited Christian Scientist strives to maintain a clear mental attitude on all questions that come before him as he reads the daily newspapers and listens to general conversation.
Article
A series of historical articles written by the Editor of the Bureau of History and Statistics, Judge Clifford P.
The Psalmist sang, "While I live will I praise the Lord: I will sing praises unto my God while I have any being," and thus my heart sings daily in gratitude to God for the many blessings I have received through Christian Science.
At the age of nine I was fitted with glasses, and it was thought that I should never be able to discard them.
I wish to tell of a healing I had nine years ago, through the truth explained in Christian Science.
"Ye shall seek me, and find me, when ye shall search for me with all your heart.
"Here I stand, I can do no otherwise; so help me God! Amen.
With grateful heart I join the great army of the redeemed who testify of the blessings received through the study of our textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy, and the help of faithful practitioners.
I heard of Christian Science in 1898 through a lady who was an invalid and who had been given up by physicians and was then receiving help in Christian Science.
For many years I suffered from curvature of the spine, part of the time being unable to work.
Several years ago I was healed through Christian Science of what was pronounced by a leading physician as an internal abscess.
