February 27, 1943
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As
described in Revelation, John beheld "a great red dragon, having seven heads and ten horns, and seven crowns upon his heads.
The
dove of healing, sacred, silent prayer,Uplifted on the wings of gratitude,Will soar afar if human need is there,And prove Love's presence, power, and amplitude.
The
imperative need of mankind at this hour of the world's struggle for its very existence is to find at once a power and means infallible with which to meet the aggressive onslaughts of evil.
Through
Christian Science mankind is awakening to a realization of the eternality of Life, God, and of the consequent unreality of death, which is but a false belief in the absence of Life.
There
is much talk today regarding restriction of travel and the lack of many desirable commodities.
In
order to make authorized Christian Science literature easily accessible to those desiring such information, Mary Baker Eddy has provided in the Manual of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts, that each church of the Christian Science denomination shall have a Reading Room.
In
a Sunday school class of young men, it was the custom to tell of demonstrations that they had made through their study of Christian Science.
The
tendency of these days is to transfer things to the mental realm.
Nothing
less than a benevolence that does not tire can bring peace and balm to men whose thoughts and lives have been wracked with the fury and horror of war.
Article
The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts, announces a free public lecture on Christian Science by Judge Frederick C.
Article
Are the lectures on Christian Science being attended by a good percentage of people who have not heard many such lectures?
Article
Meetings at which testimonies of Christian Science healing are given, are held in Christian Science churches on Wednesdays.
An article in your recent edition with the caption, "Dabblers in Healing Forbidden in Reich," implies that Christian Science belongs to "occultism.
In presenting a protest against a number of isms, the students of Emmanuel College completely misrepresent Christian Science.
In a letter which appeared in a recent issue of your paper a correspondent who signed himself "Nemo" chose to classify Christian Science with British Israelism, spiritualism, and astrology.
As reported in a recent issue of the Press-Scimitar, a Memphis minister in expounding the evils of forgetfulness said: "Men who go this way become shadows of sanity, fugitives from life.
Two corrections were made during the past year—one, in the case of a Sunday school teacher in a Lutheran church who made misstatements to her class on the subject of Christian Science.
During infancy I was ill continually, and my life was despaired of many times.
It has been my honor to serve under the American flag in three wars.
In unspeakable joyousness and deep humility, I most gratefully confirm my husband's testimony.
After attending nearly every kind of church service, looking for a God that I could understand and turn to in everyday life, I found Christian Science, and should like to express my sincere gratitude for what it has done for me.
We read in the Bible, "A little child shall lead them," and we can truly say that "a little child" led us.
I am indeed grateful that from a very early age I was sent by my mother to a Christian Science Sunday School.
Like many others who have felt the healing power of Christian Science, I wish to express my gratitude for what this Science has done for me and my home during the past twenty years.
At one time when I was employed in a business which I disliked very much and in uncongenial surroundings, I remarked, "This country is not pretty; nothing to look at but sagebrush, and the hills are so barren.
Acknowledge
God in all your waysAs Love directs your course;The radiancy of grateful praiseEffaces past remorseOr future dread, for good supremeDispels the mesmerizing dreamOf error that would disavowThe glorious, treasure-laden now.
