Many
centuries ago a prophet having great spiritual vision declared to the troubled people of his time, "How beautiful upon the mountains are the feet of him that bringeth good tidings,.
To
give testimony to the healing power of Christian Science, through the periodicals or in the Wednesday meetings held in Christian Science churches throughout the world, is a good thing to do.
A Report
made by a research committee on social trends included the following statement: "A nation advances not only by dynamic power, but by and through the maintenance of some degree of equilibrium among the moving forces.
In
studying the lives of the great spiritual figures in the world's history, one notices that the emphasis seems to be in the first place upon their simplicity of character.
Jesus,
the greatest friend and helper of mankind, said to one of his disciples, "Follow thou me"; and the beloved Leader of Christian Science, Mary Baker Eddy, wrote in her Message to The Mother Church for 1902.
Cecil E. Benjamin, Committee on Publication for Cape Province, South Africa,
In the last three issues of the Church Chronicle a clergyman discussed Christian Science, pointing out what he believes to be absurdities in its teachings.
Alfred Johnson, Committee on Publication for Yorkshire, England,
Your correspondent writing on "Christian Science and Hypnotism," seeks to prove that these are allied, notwithstanding my previous assurance to your readers that they are dissimilar in every respect.
Malcolm R. Atkins, Committee on Publication for Northern and Eastern Districts of India,
In the Statesman of August 21 prominence is given under the above heading [The Way to Truth] to an extract from a sermon delivered by a bishop in connection with the centenary celebration of the British Medical Association.
That
valiant heart, which has the vision clearTo gain from earthborn taints a glad release,Will heart the music that no ear can hearAnd sing the silent song of joy and peace.
The
question of feeling calls for intelligent analysis since it is one of the most influential factors in human lives, swaying them wrongly or rightly.
Christ Jesus,
the influence of whose teachings and example is beyond measure, summed up his life-purpose in these words spoken to Pilate: "To this end was I born, and for this cause came I into the world, that I should bear witness unto the truth.
In the last issue of the Sentinel the process of preparing page of The Christian Science Monitor in the composing room was described, and we saw the page matrices or matsleave the roller and pass down a special chute to the stereotype department.
with contributions from Berta Eichhorn, Adelaide M. Leibold, Fannie Bell Streeter Cowlbeck, Marta Kleyn, Harold Beecher Taylor, Conrad Bernhard, Jr., Janet M. McNeil, Lilian Elgiva Arranger, Annis Chipman Gilley, Mrs. Hay, Clara O. Simmons, Evadne P. LeCroy
Robin Carl Sheedy
with contributions from Florence W. Sheedy
About two years ago I fell and ran a piece of wood into my hand, and a portion of the wood five eighths of an inch long and one eighth of an inch thick broke off and remaiend deep in the hand.
It is with heartfelt gratitude that I testify to a healing while I was a guest at the Sanatorium of The Christian Science Benevolent Association in Boston for nine weeks.
I have received innumerable blessings through the study of Christian Science, though until now I have never recorded my gratitude through the columns of our periodicals.
I wish to express my gratitude for the privilege of having been the Assistant Librarian on duty in the Reading Room of First Church of Christ, Scientist, Long Beach, California, at the time of the earthquake of March 10, 1933.
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with contributions from Berta Eichhorn, Adelaide M. Leibold, Fannie Bell Streeter Cowlbeck, Marta Kleyn, Harold Beecher Taylor, Conrad Bernhard, Jr., Janet M. McNeil, Lilian Elgiva Arranger, Annis Chipman Gilley, Mrs. Hay, Clara O. Simmons, Evadne P. LeCroy