The
human notion that evil is a factor in working out the purposes of good is a theological superstition from which Christian Science rouses and rescues us.
When
the gentle Nazarene Prophet and Way-shower, Christ Jesus, came teaching and demonstrating the gospel of peace, he revealed the ever-presence of good.
Clarence J. Waters, Committee on Publication for the State of Utah,
In a recent syndicated article in your paper a contributor stated, "The slight difference between a Christian Scientist and one not of the faith, with reference to physical ills, real or imagined, is that the former believes he isn't sick, and the latter believes the doctor can cure him.
In his statement to the Galatians, "In due season we shall reap, if we faint not," Paul indicates that men face two alternatives and on their choice of these depends their failure or success.
To assist those who wish to make contributions to the Christian Science Camp Welfare Fund, envelopes will be supplied to branches of The Mother Church in the United States without cost, on request sent to The Christian Science Board of Directors, 107 Falmouth Street, Boston, Massachusetts.
To ensure that complete lecture notices be printed in the Sentinel, detailed information should reach the Journal, Sentinel, and Herald Editorial Department regarding lectures in the United States, Canada, and Great Britain and Ireland, at least five weeks before the date of the lecture; elsewhere, six or eight weeks before.
Gratitude at one time seemed to me abstract and "of none effect," but as I have grown in Christian Science the meaning and worth of gratitude have greatly multiplied.
I feel a deep and heartfelt gratitude to God for the countless blessings, healings, and proofs of protection which I have had through Christian Science.
During the past sixteen years I have been benefited physically and mentally, and I wish to express my heartfelt gratitude for the understanding I have gained through the study of the Bible, in connection with the writings of our Leader, Mary Baker Eddy.
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.