OUR
lectures have a very definite place in the Christian Science movement, their purpose primarily being to give to the public an understanding of Christian Science and a better knowledge of its Discoverer and Founder, Mary Baker Eddy, in order that, through this enlightenment, mankind may be drawn to the Christ, Truth.
FANNING
or winnowing, by which the chaff is separated from the wheat, is used metaphorically in the Scriptures to indicate the divine sifting or chastening.
YOUNG
students of Christian Science need the spiritual education of active church membership, and the church organization needs the "easy and rapid strides towards Truth" which Mary Baker Eddy describes as characteristic of youth.
WHEN
walking in the furnace of distress,I need not fear the heat or taint of fire,For one whose form is like the Son of GodWalks close beside me, and the flames expire.
"Church of the Air" talk over Columbia Broadcasting System, by Alexis Darusmont,
A Christian Science period in the Columbia "Church of the Air" series was conducted from Station WKRC, Cincinnati, Sunday noon, August 20, 1939, at 12 o'clock.
THE
French word for gratitude—reconnaissance, recognition—serves to remind us of the true function of gratitude, which is the observance and acknowledgment of good.
with contributions from Margaret Morrison, Adah Irene Walker, Alan C. Hoole, Lucille B. Suffel, Jerrold James de Leon, Roy L. Atteberry, Marcia Elizabeth Hammill, Affa M. Pierpont
Through Christian Science I have learned to understand these words from the ninety-first Psalm: "He that dwelleth in the secret place of the most High shall abide under the shadow of the Almighty.
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with contributions from Margaret Morrison, Adah Irene Walker, Alan C. Hoole, Lucille B. Suffel, Jerrold James de Leon, Roy L. Atteberry, Marcia Elizabeth Hammill, Affa M. Pierpont