Article October 4, 1947 ISSUE

"LOVE'S ENDOWMENT" POLICY

ALICE S. HINKSON

In the insurance field much emphasis is placed on the advantages an endowment policy gives to its holder, for such a policy, maintained by stipulated premiums over a certain number of years, will return to the policy holder a net sum of money with accrued interest and coverage. That we as Christian Scientists receive endowments of vast spiritual wealth and beauty when we give premiums of spiritual qualities was clearly unfolded to a student of Christian Science.

The first day in her new house she opened at random "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy, and her eyes were directed to the marginal note (p. 248), "Love's endowment." Another note she had never seen before also drew her attention (p. 280), "The things of God are beautiful."

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