October 20, 1934
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Our
understanding of prayer, of its capacity, its power, and its joy, must depend upon our understanding of God and upon our intimate sense of communion with Him.
In
a time of acute crisis it is interesting to analyze the way in which the world endeavors to meet adverse circumstances.
"Divine
Love blesses its own ideas, and causes them to multiply,—to manifest His power.
A young
woman who took up the profession of Christian Science nursing was once asked why she followed that line of work, and her reply was that by serving God and her fellow men in this manner she felt she was expressing at least to some extent her gratitude for what Christian Science had done for her.
In
schools and in colleges the world over, the main thought of every student who really desires to advance is to do all he can honorably do to gain high marks and to pass his grade.
In
Thee, O God, abides eternal gladness,The oil of joy for mourning, grief, and care;True beauty for the ashes of earth's sadness,The garment of Thy praise for dull despair.
In a recent issue, under the heading "Religion in India," a lecturer is reported to have stated that "many of the doctrines of Buddhism have been brought into Christian Science.
May I offer a comment on the article in your recent issue about Mary Baker Eddy and Christian Science?
Will you kindly allow me space in your paper for the correction of a misleading statement concerning healing of the sick through the power of prayer, made by a local pastor in your issue of May 7?
Did not Christ Jesus say, "And ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free"?
Christian Science
is teaching men how to avail themselves of God's help.
When
a fleeing suspect is pursued and the cry of "Stop thief!" is raised, many may join in the endeavor to thwart a criminal act.
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Readers may well consider the fact that there are many kinds of advertising which appeal to various types of individuals in the many walks of life.
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Announcement is made of the following new postcard views of The Mother Church, the Publishing House, the Administration Building, the Pleasant View Home, and the Sanatorium of The Christian Science Benevolent Association in Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts.
Christian Science has been known to me practically all my life, as my mother became interested in it when I was four years old; and since that time I have never had any other physician.
Christian Science has changed my entire outlook on life; I am happier and healthier, and faults of character are being overcome.
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From 1902 to 1907 I speculated in stocks, trying to accumulate a fortune, and was quite successful until the panic of 1907, which swept over the country, carrying with it my entire savings, and leaving me completely destitute, with many obligations and a family to support.
I have been a student of Christian Science for over two years and am finding this wonderful study an increasing strength and comfort in my life.
To say that I am grateful for Christian Science would hardly express my real feelings.
Christian Science was first brought to my attention in the year 1898, when I witnessed the healing of a sister who was freed from various ailments which had defied the skill of many physicians for years, but which yielded to Christian Science treatment in two weeks.
Some twenty years ago Christian Science was brought to my bedside while I was a patient in a hospital, where I had been taken to undergo an operation of a very serious nature, having been told by several physicians that unless I submitted to this operation I should be confined to a wheel chair for the rest of my life.
