April 15, 1933
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A Plot,
a crucifixion, darkness; then, as we read in the Gospels, a rending of the veil of the temple from top to bottom, a breaking of rocks, an earthquake—and afterwards the resurrection of the best man who ever lived, Christ Jesus! Such were the marvelous phenomena attendant upon the greatest power over crime ever demonstrated.
A young
man who was incarcerated in a prison overheard some of his fellow prisoners talking about how Christian Science could help them.
So have we gratefully sung of that transcendent demonstration of God's immortal law of life and love known to the world through the appearing of the Messiah.
Christ Jesus
said, "Where two or three are gathered together in my name, there am I in the midst of them.
A student
of Christian Science once found herself in a quagmire of doubt, fear, impatience, and indecision because a seemingly painful and annoying condition, which she had worked long and earnestly to overcome, showed no signs of healing or abatement.
When
it was dark, ah! that was long ago,When grief and sorrow sore oppressed the heart,And night did seem as if it ne'er would end,With willing hands they made the ointment rare,Prepared the fragrant spices sweet and pure,Their service last to him they mourned as dead;Then patiently they waited for the dawn.
Two letters which recently appeared in your columns have just come to my attention, and that your readers may not receive a wrong impression of what Christian Science teaches, I ask the privilege of your columns.
A doctor is reported to have made statements regarding Christian Science which could have been based only on a misapprehension of the subject.
My attention has been called to a New York dispatch published in a recent issue of your paper, which states that the founder of the New Thought Alliance held beliefs similar to those held by Mary Baker Eddy, the Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science.
In your paper of October 12 a local minister takes exceptions to my use in a recent article of the words "mysticism" and "occultism.
Your issue of November 10 contains a clergyman's article which names Christian Science among so-called "false cults" which ignore "the fact of sin.
The
works of healing of Christ Jesus are frequently referred to as miracles, a miracle being "a wonderful thing; a marvel.
Article
Except for the work on the garden wall of the new Publishing House and the laying of the gypsum block foundation for the roof tile on the penthouse of the tower, one must enter the new Publishing House to see the work that is being done.
Article
When sending a change of address, the following points should always be included in the request: New address; old address; name of each periodical subscribed for.
It is with great joy that I testify to the wonderful healing power of Christian Science.
Twenty years ago a tiny growth appeared on the crown of my head.
I am deeply grateful that Christian Science has come into my life; for since that time I have been a greatly changed man.
When I was a child of nine years, a heavy steel door on an elevated train was closed with a great deal of force on one of my fingers, crushing it badly.
It is a joy to testify to the healing power of Truth.
Christian Science has been my only physician for thirty years, and I wish to express my gratitude for the many healing and the joy, peace, and happiness it has brought into my experience.
I desire to acknowledge the innumerable benefits which I have experienced through reading the many inspiring and encouraging testimonies in the Christian Science periodicals.
Christian Science has been a guiding star, a light unto my path, flooding and filling my consciousness with the truth for over twenty years.
I have been a student of Christian Science for about nineteen years.
Jesus was never rude.
Probably in the whole history of the world there has never been a group of men and women who came into.
