March 27, 1943
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In
a world filled with conflicting forces and opposing ideologies, mankind looks longingly in many directions searching for peace and harmony, for escape from the turmoil all about it.
The
words from a well-loved hymn, "Keep the holiness of life," sang themselves into the consciousness of a student of Christian Science during a time of stress.
An
insidious argument with which human beings are confronted is the suggestion that one is either too old or too young to be able to accomplish a desired objective.
The
remark is often made by persons dealing with questions which concern the determination of human policies, "I am standing for Principle.
Mankind
is accustomed to look to the physical senses for the truth about most things.
No sinister disasterCan mar the harvest hour;The stars move under God's control,And man, whose government is Soul,Reflects His law and power.
John
hurried home one day, eager to tell his mother about the lovely new game they had learned at school called "True or False?
Article
The Mother Church Wartime Fund is being drawn upon more and more heavily as the Christian Science Camp Welfare Activities increase with the development of the war effort.
What
prophecy could fall more graciously on hearts worn and weary with the dangers, privations, and captivities of their time; what promise could bring sweeter comfort to the people of God, than the assurance that none should make them afraid?
Loss is one of the commonest arguments of evil which beset mortals.
Article
Correspondents with The Christian Science Board of Directors and with the Clerk and Treasurer of The Mother Church, and with heads of departments of The Mother Church Offices, are requested always to place their addresses on their letters and to write their signatures plainly.
Your Committee gave much time to the 1942 session of the state legislature.
I should like to avail myself of the privilege of testifying to the healing and protecting power of Christian Science.
Christian Science has brought about a rebirth for me.
To my wife's testimony I should like to add that to me Christian Science is the most precious heritage that can come to anyone.
For a long time we as a family have depended on Christian Science for our every need.
Early in 1932, at a time in my life when the future looked hopeless because of a series of mistakes in my judgment and conduct which were followed by business reverses and a severe illness, a letter came offering us a cherished treasure, Christian Science.
Sometimes, when reading the articles in our periodicals, we get a sudden flash of light that illumines a page of our past experience which we have not fully understood.
The testimonies in our periodicals which I read during a testing time so encouraged and assisted me that I now desire to add my testimony in order that I may bless someone else.
Article
The beautifully illuminated edition of the poem, "Christ My Refuge" by Mary Baker Eddy, which has sold heretofore at $2.
