February 26, 1949
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Students
of Christian Science are gratefully learning to utilize their spiritual senses.
The
feast is spread;The oil, the wine, the bread,With love enshrined,Are here to meet each need;And all who come to seekWith humble heartsShall read,And find.
The
thirteenth chapter of Matthew records a significant incident in the ministry of Christ Jesus.
The
necessity for gaining an understanding of Jesus' teachings as a basis for true building is set forth by Mary Baker Eddy in all her writings.
Can
one reason his way out of the inconsistencies of mortal theories through the study of Christian Science?
The
writer will never forget that when Christian Science was first brought to her attention she was advised to read carefully the first chapter of Genesis in the Bible and the chapter entitled "Genesis" in the textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy.
A Student
of Christian Science was admiring some beautiful water lilies when suddenly she saw in the still water of the pond her own reflection—a perfect image of herself.
Upon
her return to school one fall, a teacher found on her class roll the name of a boy who had proved to be a problem to all his teachers.
Changes
are constantly taking place in fashions, politics, invention, and in every phase of human experience.
I stood
where hearts so desolate must stand,On barren ground;And chilled by fear of darkness just aheadI turned around.
Those
who have heard the call of Christian Science know it is a call to action.
In
the seventeenth chapter of Matthew an incident is recorded which is of great import to the Christian healer.
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The following periodicals were founded by Mary Baker Eddy and are published by The Christian Science Publishing Society, One, Norway Street, Boston 15, Massachusetts, U.
When I was not yet two years of age, I started attending the Christian Science Sunday School.
Through the loving guidance of my aunt I was taught the Bible stories from the time I was a young child.
A slight understanding of the truths taught in the Christian Science textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy, has so transformed my everyday experiences that my gratitude is unbounded.
The healing that brought our family into Christian Science was that of my mother, who was seeking relief from a condition diagnosed as consumption.
Neither sickness, sorrow, nor care led me to Christian Science.
I am very grateful for the privilege of having been brought up in Christian Science and of having attended the Sunday School from the time I was three until I was twenty.
