February 16, 1935
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The
admonition contained in Paul's letter to the church at Ephesus contains a valuable lesson for the student of Christian Science seeking to gain and retain a clear concept of his true selfhood, that is, of the real man.
"The
mounting sense gathers fresh forms and strange fire from the ashes of dissolving self, and drops the world.
As
one studies the life and works of Jesus, the master Metaphysician, and his dealings with his disciples, as found in the New Testament, it is interesting and inspiring to note what great patience he expressed in his tireless effort to make them understand the truth he taught.
From
the outset of his study of Christian Science, the student is impressed with the interrelation of the Bible and "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy.
When
one is depressed with doubt or fear, it is comforting to reflect upon the truth expressed in a line of a poem, "Mother's Evening Prayer".
Last
spring there were two tiny wrens intent on occupying a white swinging tree house.
Dear
God, we ask that we may love Thee for Thyself alone,For all the goodness and the beauty that are Thine;That we may know adoringly that Thou art Love supreme;The One serene, unchangeable, in power divine;The One most lovely, and the most to be desired by all.
In the Gleaner of March 20 a writer classifies Christian Science healing with certain other systems of healing disease.
It is good to read that people are beginning to realize that "sickness is a violation of God's law.
Christian Scientists enjoy a joke, and they are amused by good humor.
Dear
Father-Mother God, I truly prayFor growth in love, with every passing day:A Christly love, considerate and kind,That helps me to forgive and love mankind;A love too broad to censure or condemn,Or think unkindly of my fellow men;A love whose light a lost sheep may behold,And find his way back to the Father's fold;A love so selfless I can clearly seeHow Thou wouldst have me serve humanity;A love so meek that I cannot denyThe fullness of The infinite supply;An understanding love, that I may feelThe gratitude that helps to bless and heal;A sister-brother love I would impartThat all may find a welcome in my heart;A love so pure I see Thee face to face,And know that all are safe in Thy embrace;A spiritual love, to know reality—Thy universe in perfect harmony.
When
Moses was quietly shepherding the flocks for Jethro, he must have had plenty of time for observation, undisturbed by the sights and sounds of civilization.
Article
Recently, under the auspices of the Manager of Committees on Publication for The Mother Church, a new series of radiocast programs on Christian Science was instituted.
Article
Announcement is made of the reduction in price of the leather edition of the biography "Mary Baker Eddy: A Life Size Portrait" by Dr.
When Christian Science was first presented to me in 1916 by a friend, I had depended on the use of medicine for twenty-six years.
In the Preface to our textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy, we read.
At a time when I had suffered long from ill health, and when I had lost faith in material medicines, diet, and hygiene, my attention was called to Christian Science.
My mother turned to Christian Science many years ago when physicians gave her little hope of regaining health and happiness.
I desire to express my gratitude to God for the blessings I have received since coming into Christian Science nearly thirty years ago.
My heart is full of gratitude to God for the healing truth unfolded to me through the study and application of Christian Science.
I have great cause to be grateful for Christian Science, for it raised me as "from the dead.
Gratitude knows no bounds when one has been through a trying experience and has proved the truth to be adequate.
I have received so many healings through Christian Science that I hardly know where to begin to relate them.
Oh
, the joy of knowing God is Love,That He guides and protects His own;That within His faithful, loving armsWe are safe from evil unknown!Oh, the joy that comes at early dawnAs we wait the approaching day,Where we may trustingly walk with Him In the presence of Love alway!
[The Dean of Windsor, in a Speech Day address to the Windsor County Boss' School, as quoted in the Windsor, Slough and Eton Express, Windsor, England]
