December 17, 1938
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Article
Just
before sunset, one evening, the writer drove with friends for an hour or more over a stretch of country where, for many miles, there was little variation in the elevation of the land.
Article
Throughout
the world one of the questions upper-most in the thought of peoples and governments is how to better conditions affecting the prosperity, happiness, health, and well-being of men.
Article
Wrong
thinking often causes students in our schools and colleges to fear examinations.
Poem
Never
forget: behind the mist of seeming,The Sun of righteousness, in this, God's hour,In settled and irrevocable power,On all is streaming;Cleansing the heart, enlightening the eyes,Revealing man, compassionate and wise—Though carnal thought nor reason has, nor ruth,Yet God is Truth!
Article
In a recent letter to your paper a clergyman took exception to certain statements which appeared in the report of a Christian Science lecture in the Times-Journal.
Article
Your desire to avoid religious controversy is commendable, but exception must be taken to various statements in an article in a recent issue, for these statements do not correctly present the teachings of Christian Science.
Poem
Evening
had come; all day the sun had pouredDown through the attic window, and all dayThe pen moved swiftly at the Word of God.
Article
Christian Science meetings were first held by Oxford undergraduates in 1920 in a private house, under the auspices of a kind and interested member of the branch church in the town.
Article
The Lesson-Sermon excerpts from the Christian Science Quarterly have continued in all the papers which have published them in previous years, and one other paper, The Lynn Advertiser, has begun to insert them about once every three weeks.
Editorial
Mary Baker Eddy
, in a letter addressed to officers of a Christian Science Sunday School.
Editorial
What
did Jesus know about the real body of man in God's image, which brought healing and redemption to those whom he served?
Article
In the Christian Science Sentinel of December 12, 1936, The Christian Science Board of Directors announced the appointment of Mr.
Item of Interest
From time to time there have appeared books written by and published for individuals, some of whom are members of The Mother Church, in the belief that the notes made during their study and practice of the teachings of Christian Science will be of particular benefit to others.
Article
Applications for admission to membership in The Mother Church may be sent to the Clerk at any time throughout the year.
Testimony of Healing
I am very happy to express my deep gratitude for the blessings I have received through the study of Christian Science.
Testimony of Healing
I am grateful for Christian Science and for the many healings and blessings which I have received through applying its teachings.
Testimony of Healing
When I was a young man, I was a faithful worker in an orthodox church.
Testimony of Healing
Christian Science is the greatest blessing that has ever come into my life.
Testimony of Healing
My gratitude for Christian Science increases daily, and cannot be adequately expressed in words.
Testimony of Healing
When I learned of Christian Science, although still young, I was a mental and physical wreck.
Testimony of Healing
In the year 1914 I was in a sanatorium in Switzerland, suffering from what the doctors termed spondylitis or tuberculosis of the spine.
Testimony of Healing
The question is sometimes asked, Can Christian Science heal what doctors say is a real disease?
Poem
The
man whose hours are filled with loving toilof hand or mind, some goodness to achieve,
Article
The Tenets of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, for the use of branch Churches of Christ, Scientist, are printed on sheets containing space for adding the application forms for membership in branch organizations, or extracts from their by-laws.
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