April 24, 1948
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"The
suppositional world within us separates us from the spiritual world, which is apart from matter, and unites us to one another.
Twenty
years after Mary Baker Eddy gave to the world the textbook of Christian Science, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures," she published the first edition of the Manual of The Mother Church.
The
inspirational meetings which a branch church holds before a Christian Science lecture is given, are very helpful in alerting members to the necessity for vigorous and consecrated thinking in regard to the coming event.
Today
a large part of humanity's efforts is expended in the endeavor to retain health or to regain the health that has seemingly been lost.
"Thy
will be done,"It once seemed hard to say,As though in stern surrender to resignAll I had ever hoped or longed for, bendMy human will in humbleness to Thine.
Twenty-five
years ago two young neighbors met at the mailboxes in a large apartment building.
A Group
of young people engrossed in wholesome mental gymnastics were given the following sequence of words to punctuate so that they would make sense: That that is is that that is not is not is not that true it is.
What Christian Scientist does not love these familiar lines in the poem "Satisfied" from the pen of Mary Baker Eddy.
Here
is something interesting about the inelegant statement you sometimes hear, "That fellow gives me a pain!" A physician is reported in a news dispatch to have reached the conclusion that oftentimes one person has a pain because he is "peeved" at someone else.
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Since the end of the war, we have been urged by many of our readers to provide a plan for delivery of The Christian Science Monitor by air as an alternative for those subscribers who wish to receive this newspaper as close as possible to its date of publication.
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Testimonies should be verified by three members of The Mother Church who know of the healing or can vouch for the integrity of the testifier.
"Many, O Lord my God, are thy wonderful works which thou hast done, and thy thoughts which are to us-ward: they cannot be reckoned up in order unto thee: if I would declare and speak of them, they are more than can be numbered".
I have been studying Christian Science for only a short time, but I am sure that I should let others know the wonderful help that has come to me and mine.
I wish to express my gratitude to God for Christ Jesus, our Way-shower, and for our beloved Leader, Mary Baker Eddy.
I wish to express my gratitude and deep appreciation for Christian Science.
I have been thinking for some time that I should record a healing I experienced in July, 1942.
Remembering the eagerness with which, when I first became interested in Christian Science, I looked for the testimonies in each new Sentinel, I know that I have delayed too long in sending my own expression of gratitude for the help that Christian Science has been to me for nearly twenty-five years.
Several years ago, through reading Science and Health by Mrs.
In 1933 when I graduated from college, I dreaded going home because of the confusion and hopelessness caused by the depression.
Dim
all the lesser stars of earthAnd let heaven's glorious promise shine!Hallow each day that marks the birthOf Christ within your heart and mine,For then will every midnight hourBe filled with songs of peace and power.
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