April 8, 1939
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For
many centuries mankind has been searching deeply in the realm of matter for ways and means both to prevent and to cure sickness and disease.
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Nearly
two thousand years ago there occurred near the city of Jerusalem what is regarded as the most wonderful event in human history, namely, the resurrection of Jesus of Nazareth.
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As
the student of Christian Science grows in understanding and demonstration of the truth, he realizes more and more its beauty and grandeur, its inestimable value in his present experience.
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The
word "want" is defined, in part, as "to feel or be conscious of the absence or need of.
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Not
infrequently are students of Christian Science confronted with what is called a wilderness experience.
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To
many of us come the disturbing, gnawing suggestions: "Am I a necessary part of the universe?
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A child
was once taught to do well whatever she attempted, and to finish her task.
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Some time ago an article appeared in this magazine, in which it was said of the Christian Science movement that "it has a very handy controlled press, fighting the doctors in every possible way.
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In a recent issue of the Lennox Herald appeared a letter which contained references to Christian Science, and to its Discoverer and Founder, Mary Baker Eddy.
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In a recent issue a contributor stated, "I have some appreciation of the courageous spirit of our Christian Scientists, who, like the Spartan boy, allow a fox to gnaw a hole into their vitals without moving a feature of the face.
Poem
Fear
not, dear child, for I am with thee always,Guiding through tempest,Guarding thee through storm.
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The number of church notices, notices of radio programs, news reprints from The Christian Science Monitor, and miscellaneous items of interest pertaining to Christian Science carried by Texas newspaper totaled approximately fourteen thousand for the year—a great increase over preceding years.
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Mary Baker Eddy
made the great discovery that evil is unreal—evil, in its every seeming form.
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The
prophet Isaiah, moved to indignation as he was at the shortcomings and disobedience of the people, did not lose his confidence in the coming of Christ's kingdom.
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At
various times, and from several localities, information has been received concerning impostors who call upon Christian Scientists, or visit Reading Rooms, church services, and even Sunday schools, in an effort to obtain monetary or other contributions toward their maintenance.
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Applications for admission to membership in The Mother Church may be sent to the Clerk at any time throughout the year.
Testimony of Healing
With a heart overflowing with love and gratitude to our beloved Leader, Mary Baker Eddy, the Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science, I offer the following testimony.
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I have found the Christianly scientific way of living, as revealed to us by Mrs, Eddy, to be a blessed and fruitful way.
Testimony of Healing
When I was a very little girl I was sickly.
Testimony of Healing
For many years I have experienced the blessings that come from the study of Christian Science.
Testimony of Healing
I should like to give a testimony regarding the many blessings which I have been privileged to experience through Christian Science.
Testimony of Healing
Through the study of Christian Science, I have learned to trust in the loving care of God.
Testimony of Healing
That the application of Christian Science heals all manner of disease, is a fact to which many people are testifying daily.
Testimony of Healing
In giving a testimony I think of the many healings I have witnessed and the healings I have myself experienced through some little knowledge of Christian Science; and I should be unspeakably grateful, even if I had not experienced the healing power of Christian Science, for the understanding which it gives of the Bible as a constructive, helpful guide in my everyday thoughts and actions.
Testimony of Healing
With a heart full of gratitude I give this testimony.
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The
deep tranquillity of peace,A joyous heart that sings,The sweet assurance and releaseHis ever-presence brings.
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The printed Tenets of The Mother Church are in general use by branch churches and societies, either as a basis for their application forms for admission to membership or for binding into their by-law booklets.
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