Like
the Psalmist, who declared, "I was glad when they said unto me, Let us go into the house of the Lord," Christian Scientists are joyous and faithful churchgoers because they have come to love and revere the Word of God.
A Student
of Christian Science, temporarily discouraged, was heard to say, "Here am I, after striving faithfully in the line of light these many years, with so little to show for all my labor; whilst others, less sincere, have so many of the good things of life.
Albert J. Windle, Committee on Publication for Nottinghamshire, England,
May I be permitted a brief reply to a criticism of the recent lecture on "Christian Science and Universal Happiness," as contained in your issue of May 13.
Edgar Gale Harris, Committee on Publication for South Island, New Zealand,
In a recent issue, under the heading of "Pacifism Attacked," you quote from a bishop who, after attacking pacifism, turns his attack on Christian Science.
My
heart ascends in singing praise to Thee,Oh, Mind divine, because that through the clashOf warring wills, aims dwarfed to selfishness,And pleasures vain as bubbles children blow,The light of Thy great Science stands revealed.
A man was so impressed by the message of Christ, Truth, which he heard in a Christian Science radiocast, that he asked how he could learn more of the teachings of Christian Science.
For several years the demand has been growing for an edition of the Church Manual by Mary Baker Eddy, uniform in size and binding with the standard pocket editions of Mrs.
George A. Dohn
with contributions from Mabel B. Dohn
When Christian Science came into our home, sickness seemed more real than health; discord more real than harmony; evil more real than good; even that which seemed to manifest itself in material supply was disappearing.
Christian Science has done so much for me that in expressing gratitude the problem is not in giving testimony, but in deciding which of the many experiences will be most helpful to fellow searchers after Truth.
For all the blessings which I am receiving every day, and for the good which is ever more manifest about me since I have been studying Christian Science earnestly, I wish to express my great gratitude through this testimony.
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