September 14, 1940
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To
be imbued with the high and holy purpose to serve God and humanity sincerely and selflessly, and to cleave to that exalted purpose through "evil report and good report," is an aim worthy of the fullest devotion.
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Thinking
rightly is the means of successful living; it glows brighter for the using, and does not waste away.
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In
a letter to a First Reader, to be found in "The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and Miscellany".
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In
Mary Baker Eddy's Message to The Mother Church for 1900 we read.
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In
I Corinthians we read, "Therefore, my beloved brethren, be ye stedfast, immoveable, always abounding in the work of the Lord, forasmuch as ye know that your labour is not in vain in the Lord.
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It
was autumn, and Elizabeth was spending much time with her Daddy in the barn, where yellow and red apples were piled in heaps on the floor.
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A General, speaking last Sunday to the members of the Kennington and North Lambeth Post-War Brotherhood, alluded to Christian Scientists and their attitude towards pain.
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When men begin to find out that their own wisdom and competency are not infallible; when the house of cards which they may have laboriously erected falls at their feet; when they stand apparently impotent at the crossroads of decision in some seeming crisis, then instinctively they reach out for help to the great spiritual leaders of the ages who have demonstrated that they "drank of unseen wells and tasted of bread not of this world.
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One of your readers has drawn my attention to an article in a recent issue wherein your contributor has described the writings of Mary Baker Eddy, the Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science, as "senseless prose-doggerel.
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Newspaper editors, many of whom live in counties where we have no branches of The Mother Church, are renewing their subscriptions to The Christian Science Monitor on the exchange-for-advertising plan.
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Addresses under the auspices of Committees on Publication have been delivered before groups of non-Christian Scientists as follows:
Editorial
When
faith is defined as "the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen," in the epistle to the Hebrews, the writer is referring to that which the human mind objectively accepts but with which, as yet, it for the most part but faintly and intermittently identifies itself.
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One
of the many stirring statements of Christ Jesus about the certain receiving that follows correct asking, appears in the eleventh chapter of Mark.
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[The Biblical citations given in the Christian Science Quarterly are from the Authorized King James Version.
Testimony of Healing
About nine years ago, while in a most miserable mental state, I was led to take up Christian Science.
Testimony of Healing
I should like to testify to the protection received when I turned to God in my search for supply.
Testimony of Healing
Christian Science came to me in answer to prayer, when my mental outlook was very dark and the religion in which I had been reared seemed inadequate.
Testimony of Healing
With a sincere heart I should like today to give thanks for the healing I experienced through Christian Science.
Testimony of Healing
About a year ago I had an interesting experience, which came at a time when I was very much discouraged.
Testimony of Healing
In 1933 my mother's testimony appeared in the Christian Science Sentinel.
Testimony of Healing
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Testimony of Healing
When a young man, attending college in Cambridge, Massachusetts, I often went to The Mother Church for morning services, and it was during this time that I purchased a copy of "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy.
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Oh
, sing for joy, blest child of Love's anointing!Rejoice, fear not, cast all thy cares aside!Thy God hath called thee, all thy way appointing—The light of Truth shall be thine angel guide.
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