December 1, 1945
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Article
So
much has been planned for the postwar era that one needs to maintain a well-balanced attitude or he may be led to believe that the discomforts of the war years will be followed by material ease and abundance for all, free from troublesome responsibilities and vexing problems.
Poem
Though
mortal sense may not discernThe path in which I am to go,In humble prayer to Him I turnAnd hear His voice, "Be still, and know.
Article
Through
the practice of its teachings, a student of Christian Science who had become dissatisfied with his occupation not only found new opportunity, but gained a brighter outlook on human conditions in general.
Poem
Those
hearts that rest in heavenly peaceAre safe from errors that disturb,And all of Herod's plots must cease.
Article
Learning
to work together toward a common objective is one of the great problems that face the world today.
Article
An
earnest student of Christian Science who was faced with the problem of finding a new location in which to live, was making no headway.
Poem
Though
years have passed since Moses found the wayThat led to freedom through the wilderness,Still moves the guiding pillar, night and day,On modern deserts over which we press.
Article
It
was Sunday, and the morning service of a Christian Science church in London was drawing to a close.
Article
After
thoroughly studying and pondering Mary Baker Eddy's definition of "children," as given on <a class="tome-reference"
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Editorial
Have
you known bafflement and frustration in your human experience?
Editorial
In
the legendary record of creation given in the Bible, beginning in the second chapter of Genesis, we find that a curse was pronounced on Adam and his dream progeny.
Poem
Success
will crown the workOf those who serveWith deep sincerity,And, loving God,Have come to understandThat they can trustHis care implicitly.
Article
This Committee was privileged to address eleven branch churches and societies during the year.
Poem
Stretch
forth thine hand, dear fearful one, be whole!Piercing the uselessness of all the yearsWithered from lack of trust, demands of SoulCall for activity in Love which bearsWitness to man's full reflection of Mind.
Article
The response to the opportunity offered librarians,<em class="footnote d-none" title="*"><em class="footnote d-none" title="*"> <em>Sentinel</em> of May 29, 1943.
Testimony of Healing
In these days of the age-old conflict between the so-called forces of personal domination and the recognition and proof of the Christ-healing, I give my testimony of healing in Christian Science, hoping that it will encourage those who are seeking to be loosed from personal domination and human bondage.
Testimony of Healing
I am a returned soldier from overseas, having been in the campaigns of Casablanca, Tunisia, Sicily, and Italy.
Testimony of Healing
I realize that the time has come for me again publicly to acknowledge my gratitude for the revelation of the greatness and goodness of God which has come to me through the study of Christian Science.
Testimony of Healing
For a long time I have felt that I should express my great debt of gratitude for Christian Science and for some of the many blessings and proofs of God's love and protection which have been mine for many years through the study and application of this Science.
Testimony of Healing
More than thirty years ago I was permanently healed of astigmatism and nearsightedness, for which I had worn glasses for more than sixteen years.
Testimony of Healing
It is with unspeakable gratitude that I give my testimony of the many blessings which have come into my life since I accepted and have endeavored to practice the teachings of Christian Science.
Testimony of Healing
In 1932, when the stock market crashed, we lost most of our money; then the banks failed and we lost all our savings; next a building and loan association failed and we lost the mortgage payments on our home.
Testimony of Healing
"The aspiration after heavenly good comes even before we discover what belongs to wisdom and Love.
Poem
Like
to the lovely, fragrant flowerThat furls its splendor till the sunHas brought to pass the appointed hourWhen its fair petals, one by one,
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