November 2, 1935
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One
of the most common tendencies of mortals is to rest thought upon some past event in human experience or to anticipate some future happening, to look either forward or backward in the realm of time—backward, upon events unhappy as well as pleasurable, disastrous as well as successful, even finding a kind of morbid satisfaction in reviewing that which was evil and untoward in one's experience; forward, in anticipation of good or evil, of pleasure or pain, of joys to be shared and evils to be encountered.
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In
her admonition addressed to "beloved Christian Scientists," Mary Baker Eddy, our revered Leader, lovingly tells them to keep their "minds so filled with Truth and Love, that sin, disease, and death cannot enter them".
Article
A Student
of Christian Science was reminded of how Jesus frequently withdrew from the multitude to the solitude of the desert or mountains to commune with God.
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Students
of Christian Science turn naturally to the Bible and the writings of Mary Baker Eddy, the Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science, to find the scientifically true way of meeting all human situations.
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Many a person, sick and discoraged, attending a Christian Science service for the first time, has felt in it something of this heavenly atmosphere, and has been drawn so close to divine Love, peace, and harmony that discouragement, fear, and doubt have vanished.
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The
epistles of Paul were written long ago, but their messages of comfort and advice are of great practical value today.
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The
other day a little girl was walking home from school, when another little girl rushed up to her exclaiming with interest and excitement, "Oh, Janet, when did you get back from South America?
Poem
When
worldliness would strive to makeMy thought confused and slow,My heart goes back to that fair timeIn the glad long ago,
Article
Your issue of August 17 contains a short article on "The Power of Suggestion," in which it is stated that "the influence of mind over matter is the backbone of the faith of Christian Science.
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The Record of February 24 quotes a member of the faculty of Moravian College for Women, at Bethlehem, as saying that modern "pow-wow" doctors "simply use the power of suggestion just as do practitioners of Christian Science.
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The station announcer said: "Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen.
Editorial
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
is calling upon mankind today, in no uncertain manner, to put its trust in God.
Editorial
A complete
lack of those things which are requisite to human existence would be experienced by comparatively few.
Items of Interest
When the Items of Interest were instituted, the following statement appeared at the head of this column: "The Christian Science Board of Directors has authorized the publication of this column of brief items relating to our Cause.
Testimony of Healing
The truth as revealed in Christian Science has been a source of great help and joy to me.
Testimony of Healing
I wish to express my sincere gratitude for Christian Science and for all that it has done for me.
Testimony of Healing
Early in my experience in Christian Science, in fact before I knew about the Lesson-Sermons in the Christian Science Quarterly, I was healed of the necessity for wearing glasses which had been worn for twenty years.
Testimony of Healing
I did not come into Christian Science because of any physical need, but through the need of a religion.
Testimony of Healing
When I first began to attend the Christian Science church, I often wondered whether Christian Scientists did not make too much mention of their Leader, Mary Baker Eddy.
Testimony of Healing
When I began the study of Christian Science, in 1900, I was lifted from a life of invalidism into one of useful activity.
Testimony of Healing
At a time when little hope was offered for my recovery from a condition caused by childbirth, and when no hope was given for the child, I was lovingly offered Christian Science by a dear friend.
Testimony of Healing
I feel immense gratitude for Christian Science.
Testimony of Healing
In February, 1928, the doctors told me that nothing could save my life but another major operation.
Poem
"Inspiring
discontent,"*That will not let us restSupinely self-deceivedIn this false world of shades,But urges us to riseOn wings of holiness,Where freed thought sings and bathesIn chastity and light!
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