September 16, 1933
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Observation
shows that progress in any undertaking usually requires the formulating of a model or the holding to an ideal which, it is hoped, can be appropriately developed.
In
one of our standard dictionaries an "envoy" is defined in part as "one dispatched upon an errand or mission; a commissioner; a messenger.
As
one ponders the spiritual import of attraction, two questions present themselves: first, What exists to attract?
The
Christian Science Reading Room is a quiet sanctuary, wherein seekers can realize that the angels of God's presence minister to each individual need.
After
we begin to study Christian Science our attention is sooner or later drawn to the twenty-third Psalm, because this Psalm may be regarded as a prayer strictly in accordance with Christian Science.
Among
the honors conferred in some colleges and universities that of a fellowship is held in very high esteem.
One
of the subtle temptations which present themselves to young Christian Scientists is the suggestion that by holding to ideals of conduct which are in accord with divine Principle they will be thought by their associates to be "peculiar" or "different.
It
seemed that I had earned His healing touch,Some token of His ever mindful care,After long months of quiet pondering,Close study of the word and daily prayer.
In the report of your issue of February 3 of the third of the series of addresses by a professor reference was made to Christian Science, and the erroneous statement was made that, although the adherents of each system.
In your issue of January 6 appears a letter which indicates that, while the writer is evidently sincere, she is not really dealing with Christian Science at all.
An article entitled "The Extraordinary Case of Mary Baker Eddy," in your issue of November 16, gives a misleading impression of Mrs.
After approval by the churches and societies in Texas, the work of the Committee has been extended to provide for services at the Boys' School at Gatesville, where the Sunday school order of exercises is used, and at the Girls' School at Gainesville, where the order of church services for Sunday is used.
The
teaching of Christian Science with regard to evil is plain: it is that evil is unreal.
As
a fitting climax to the incomparable chapter on Prayer in "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" Mrs.
Article
The schedule of Lesson-Sermons for the Christian Science Quarterly for the current year requires an extra lesson in the October—December issue because there are fifty-three Sundays in the year rather than the usual fifty-two.
Previous to my becoming a student of Christian Science I accepted material sense testimony as absolute.
I did not come to Christian Science for physical healing, but for a peace of mind that I had never known.
With a grateful heart I testify to the wonderful healing which I received through Christian Science.
The wonderful teachings of Christian Science came into my life when, like many others, I had reached a position which seemed void of any help or change.
For some time I have had a desire to voice my gratitude for the wonderful help I have received from Christian Science.
I am indeed most thankful to be able to testify to the healing power of Christian Science.
I wish to express my gratitude for all that Christian Science has done for me.
Christian Science came to us at a time when all earthly hope was gone.
It is with a deep sense of gratitude for Christian Science that I give this testimony.
I wish to express my gratitude for Christian Science by written testimony.
It is with sincere gratitude for the many blessings which Christian Science has brought to me that I give this testimony.
