Article October 12, 1935 ISSUE

Giving

STANLEY C. MORGAN

At a certain time of the year the thought of many is directed towards giving. Some give from a sense of duty; others give from a sense of love. Some give grudgingly; others feel financially unable to give. Giving is commonly associated with gifts of material objects. This has resulted in our acceptance of a very narrow and limited sense of giving.

In the light of Christian Science, giving is discovered to be an activity within the reach of all, no matter what the material circumstances—an activity which can and should be continuous. This is one of the grand lessons nature teaches. Does not the sun continually give forth to the earth and all the inhabitants thereof light and warmth? Do not the rocks and trees give shelter, the clouds rain, the birds song, and the flowers loveliness?

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