April 9, 1938
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Opportunity
is as perennial as the sunshine; and in the light of this happy fact every situation, whatever its nature, is an opportunity to prove the ever-presence and goodness of God, reveal the graciousness of divine healing, and lift human consciousness into the realm of present and perfect harmony.
One
of the most insistent problems of the day is the question of how the various legitimate needs of humanity may be satisfied.
"Beauty
for ashes, the oil of joy for mourning, the garment of praise for the spirit of heaviness.
The
author of this article once read the following report in a newspaper: In a heavy fog a ship ran upon a ledge of rock, and water rushed into the hold.
The
word "natural" is defined in a dictionary as that which is "true to nature" or "conformed to truth or reality.
Even
from a human view, civilization, progress in education and the arts, is the search for a more exalted vision.
Life
for young people today, both in and out of school, is colorful with accounts of the winning of various contests.
Shall
I blame Him who doeth well all things,Because the day to me no riches bringsOf worldly goods which I had craved?
One of the religious Tenets of Christian Science, as stated by Mary Baker Eddy, its Discoverer and Founder, on page 497 of the textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures," reads, "As adherents of Truth we take the inspired Word of the Bible as our sufficient guide to eternal Life.
Your recent editorial supporting the stand of an Anglican clergyman regarding spiritual healing touches something vital and indispensable in any fair consideration of the teachings and the ministry of the Founder of Christianity.
An item in a recent issue made various mistaken implications regarding Mary Baker Eddy, the Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science, and Christian Scientists.
The call for God is heard in many hearts, and this call comes in many ways.
For three years the Pasadena Junior College campus has been in a state of tearing down and building up.
Oh,
not by words of eloquenceWith human wisdom charged—In simple goodness be the WordUnfolded and enlarged.
Christ Jesus
said, "The kingdom of God cometh not with observation: neither shall they say, Lo here! or, lo there! for, behold, the kingdom of God is within you.
It
would scarcely be possible to overemphasize the gratitude Christian Scientists feel for the teachings and example of Christ Jesus.
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Announcement is made of two new English pamphlets containing articles reprinted from The Christian Science Journal and Christian Science Sentinel.
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"Who hath blessed us with all spiritual blessings in heavenly places in Christ".
About thirty years ago, when I was teaching in a boys' private school in New York City, I became ill with jaundice.
With great gratitude and joy I should like to relate a wonderful blessing and healing which I had occasion to experience through Christian Science.
I feel that I owe much to the study and practice of Christian Science in the overcoming of physical ailments and consequent peace of mind.
About twelve years ago I was mentally and physically ill.
Some years ago I was beautifully healed of a severe case of neuritis.
Christian Science first came to my attention over twenty-three years ago when my son, then about five months old, was dropped upon a cement porch and his head apparently crushed.
There are two main reasons for which I have cause to be deeply grateful to Christian Science: the healing of what appeared to be hopelessly unhappy circumstances, and the revelation of Truth, which has given me an entirely new outlook, new enthusiasm, and new interests.
This expression of gratitude is offered with the accompanying hope that it will reach someone who thinks, as I once thought, that he has finished with religion forever.
The
streams that flow beneath the ground,All hidden from our sight,May never creep through earth or rockTo come up to the light.
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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 containing space for adding the application forms for membership in branch organizations, or extracts from their by-laws.
