July 7, 1934
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The
beautiful Scriptural citation from I John 3:1–3, which is read at the close of each Christian Science Sunday service as a correlative to "the scientific statement of being," given by Mrs.
As
students of Christian Science we have awakened to an understanding of a great many hitherto unseen spiritual facts.
When Job expressed his longing for God, "Oh that I knew where I might find him! that I might come even to his seat!" he voiced a desire uppermost in many a weary heart today as humanity looks for a way to solve its perplexing problems.
He
who discerns man's unity with God, the one Mind, brings into his experience an indissoluble bond of unity with his brother man.
The
new moon hung low as a child for the first time glimpsed it from the window.
There
is probably no better known instance of Christ Jesus' insistence upon proper attention being given to the so-called little things than his admonition to his disciples after the feeding of the five thousand.
It
is the natural desire of everyone to want to do his best—whether it be in work or play.
Should
man throw stones to break the sun's great might,He would but tire himself at each endeavor;The stones reach not the sun, whose undimmed lightShines on to bless and benefit forever.
The spirit and the flesh always have been and always will be antagonistic.
A doctor is quoted as saying, "Christian Science is an old pagan philosophy decorated in the discarded rags and tags of medieval Christianity.
In a recent article entitled "The Holy Presence," which appeared in the Macon Telegraph and News, the writer brought out in a most gratifying manner how the power of God's presence transforms the thinking and lives of mankind.
The
Christian Scientist has great faith in the power of God to deliver him out of his difficulties.
According
to newspaper reports of a recent conference of hospital workers, certain physicians have concluded that some patients suffering from what doctors have diagnosed as organic diseases were brought into that condition because of their disturbed mental state.
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Branch churches are finding ground floor Reading Rooms, with display windows on the street, to be very effective agencies for bringing to the attention of the public the truth that Christian Science literature offers.
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Applications for admission to membership in The Mother Church may be sent to the Clerk at any time throughout the year.
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"I will fetch my knowledge from afar, and will ascribe righteousness to my Maker".
This testimony is offered as a humble expression of gratitude for the healing and regenerative power of Christian Science, and because of a sincere desire to let my light so shine that others may see that good does work in human consciousness when there is the willingness to sink the false sense of self and to be honest.
I wish to express my sincere gratitude for the many blessings received through Christian Science.
Words are a poor—an almost impossible—medium for expressing my deep love and heartfelt gratitude to God for leading me to an understanding of the healing power of Truth; and for Mrs.
In gratitude for the blessings which have come to me through the study and application of Christian Science, I write this testimony.
Christian Science came into our home when I was a very small girl, so I have enjoyed its protecting power for many years.
I consider it not only a duty and a privilege to give a testimony of the wonderful experiences I have had in Christian Science, but also a glorious opportunity to count my blessings.
When the efficacy of Christian Science was first brought to our attention I was in my teens and rapidly developing all the symptoms of Bright's disease, from which my father had passed on a few years before.
Christian Science has been and is the greatest blessing that has ever come into my life.
For many years when winter came, and it was rainy and damp, I suffered from rheumatic pains, particularly in my arms.
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Attended by Circulation Workers, Librarians, Board Members and Clerks of Branch Churches, Held in The Mother Church Extension, June 5, 1934, at 9 a.
