December 31, 1938
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In
Christian Science one learns that true progress is a divine demand and not merely a human prerogative.
In
the Gospel records are two much-loved stories, telling of how Jesus fed the multitude which had followed him to hear his teaching about God.
For
numberless years mankind has been trying to extricate itself from the vicissitudes of mortal existence, from sin, disease, and death, and it seems to have failed.
"Happiness
is spiritual, born of Truth and Love," writes Mary Baker Eddy in the Christian Science textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures".
Christ Jesus
, our Way-shower, as he went daily about his Father's business, healing the sick and comforting the weary, did not have to ask himself the question, "How rich am I?
The
world of today offers many inducements to travel and many modes of transportation.
Though
there be prophecies, prophecies shall fail,Though there be knowledge, 'twill vanish away.
On the front page of your paper recently there appear these wise and timely words: "Idle talk has ruined many reputations.
Although most wonderful cases of healing are continually being accomplished by Christian Science, they are not miraculous, because they are the outcome of a scientific understanding of the nature of God as infinite good, and man as His image and likeness.
The following experience occurred while the writer was teaching a class of pupils of about fifteen years of age.
I went
into the wilderness that day,With heart bowed down and eyes so filled with tearsI neither saw nor knew I had but passedThe portal to the narrow way that leadsTo Life—abundant Life.
At
one time, perhaps more than at present, it was quite the fashion to make good resolutions on January first, many of which, it is regrettable to be obliged to say, were broken on the following day, or soon thereafter.
Article
The radiocasting of church services, lectures, and devotional programs has met with encouraging response quite generally in the Field.
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"All the ways of a man are clean in his own eyes; but the Lord weigheth the spirits".
I came to Christian Science not for the healing of physical difficulties, but for comfort.
With deepest gratitude to God I am impelled to give thanks for the great blessing that has been ours through Christian Science.
It has been said that Christian Science is a religion of gratitude.
With a heart full of gratitude, I am sending this testimony to share with all who may be seeking the truth and its healing efficacy.
In 1910 Christian Science was brought into our home.
If there ever was a man "born again" I am such a one.
We read in the ninety-second Psalm, "It is a good thing to give thanks unto the Lord," and indeed I have much for which to thank God.
Twenty years ago I became interested in Christian Science after attending a Sunday service at The Mother Church.
The
sky is flushing gold and rose,And twilight shadows fall;A tender peace that comes from GodGently enfoldeth all.
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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 conttaining space for adding the application forms for membership in branch organizations, or extracts from their by-laws.
