April 5, 1958
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How
beautiful must have been the vision that appeared on the resurrection morn to those who came to the tomb seeking the body of Christ Jesus! What comfort it must have been to their suffering hearts to hear the glorious message.
Since
man is the image and likeness of God, spiritual, not material, as the Scriptures reveal, his vision is not limited by material conditions.
Jesus'
example in the garden of Gethsemane pointed the way of resurrection and ascension for all mankind.
One
of the most comforting revelations which Christian Science has brought to the world is the fact that the real man, as the reflection of his creator, the infinite Father-Mother God, never is and never can be alone.
Among
good things to be achieved during school years are lasting friendships, not only among classmates but between teacher and pupil.
The
glory of the resurrection mornWas lost to Thomas, who would not believeUntil the Master stood before him thereAmong the few assembled in his name.
Christian Science
gives one a solid front from which to move forward.
Christians
know well the story of the resurrection morning, when "Mary Magdalene, and Mary the mother of James, and Salome" came to the tomb of Christ Jesus and found that the stone which had been placed at its door was rolled away.
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Churches, societies, and college organizations in the United States and Canada wishing to give lectures during the first two months of the next lecture year, namely July and August, 1958, are requested to inform the Board of Lectureship before May 16.
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To ensure that complete lecture notices be printed in the Sentinel, detailed information should reach the Journal, Sentinel, and Herald Editorial Department regarding lectures in the United States and Canada at least seven weeks before the date of the lecture; elsewhere, eight to eleven weeks.
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Speaker: Our guest, Albert Engel, of Detroit, Michigan, will tell you how he was healed of severe blood poisoning when he turned wholeheartedly to God for healing.
Open house in a Christian Science Reading Room presents an opportunity to acquaint church members, friends, and neighbors with the importance of Reading Room activities.
In "Miscellaneous Writings," our beloved Leader, Mary Baker Eddy, says.
I am most grateful for the daily and hourly expressions of good which come into my experience through the study and practice of Christian Science.
One of the definitions of "philanthropy" is "love for mankind; good will to all men.
I have received many benefits since taking up the study of Christian Science.
I was not searching for physical healing when I became a student of Christian Science.
According to the teachings of Christian Science, man as God's idea is perfect and eternal.
After enjoying the blessings, healings, and protection which Christian Science has afforded me for many years, I feel it is high time to express my gratitude in writing.
My gratitude for Christian Science over the years has been unbounded, and for the brave woman, Mary Baker Eddy, who struggled to bring the Science of Christ to the world, I daily give thanks to God.
