February 14, 1948
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The
greatest enlightenment to the human race has come since the birth of Jesus, nearly two thousand years ago, during the period which we have come to know as the Christian era.
The
experience of lack of housing facilities and adequate food supply, as well as overcrowding and restlessness, through which much of mankind is now passing is first lightened and then transformed for those who turn to Christian Science for relief and guidance.
In
her writings Mary Baker Eddy refers to mathematics to illustrate the metaphysical truths of Christian Science.
When
earth obscures the sun,Throughout the long, dark night,Do you, O doubting one,Fear you have lost the light?
Speaking
of faith, an internationally known physicist recently wrote, "The two great pillars upon which all human well-being and human progress rest are.
Have
you ever looked at the cover of your Christian Science Hymnal?
Let
me not like the willful raven beWho, finding no relief,From sea to sea flutters most restlessly,And flees back to the waiting ark no more.
The
human family is experiencing a deeper, more worldwide ferment than ever before in human history.
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Churches and societies in Great Britain and Ireland and on the Continent are reminded that applications for lectures should be made by their clerks in June as soon as possible after the names of the lecturers assigned to these countries are announced, following the Annual Meeting of The Mother Church, and not later than July 10.
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Christian Science treatment from authorized Christian Science Workers is available, without charge, to veterans in government hospitals who are interested in Christian Science.
Feeling so much gratitude for the help and encouragement that have come into my experience since taking up the study of Christian Science, I desire to give grateful acknowledgment through the following testimony.
When my husband was called into the service, I was able to prove true what our beloved Leader, Mrs.
Many years ago, when highways were not maintained as they are today and during the winter months one drove under adverse conditions, my minimum mileage a year was thirty thousand miles.
In The Christian Science Journal of October, 1928, I had a testimony.
I have been blessed so much through Christian Science that I should like to express my gratitude.
From a grateful heart I offer this testimony.
Over twenty-nine years ago I was confronted with the verdict that a major operation was necessary.
Some years ago I was learning all I could about beekeeping.
The recent years have been for me, as for many, ones of unfoldment and opportunity.
