May 30, 1959
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A Popular
magazine contained an article on the revival of tithing in many Christian churches — the custom of giving a tenth of one's goods or one's first fruits to the service of God, as practiced by the Hebrews according to the Mosaic law.
Because
Christ Jesus was aware of God, all-harmonious Spirit, and of His beautiful, spiritual universe, he acted in a different manner from his fellow men who believed in a material world.
Most
students of Christian Science understand the surface implications of the use of the word "reflection"; however, referring at intervals to the citations on "reflection" in the writings of Mary Baker Eddy is rewarding.
In
John's writings the metaphor of the door appears in messages of particular helpfulness for us today.
Isaiah,
one of the Old Testament prophets, roused and inspired the Israelites as he told them of God's power and judgments that would deliver them from their foes and lead them to a golden age.
Inseparable
from each spiritual idea is the eternal and irrepressible power of God sustaining and maintaining that idea.
One
who is grieving over the death of a treasured friend or relative may wonder how he can make practical Christ Jesus' beatitude.
Article
A full report of the meeting entitled "Your Periodicals and You," to be held on Tuesday morning, June 9, will be published in the July 11 issue of the Christian Science Sentinel.
Article
Convincing testimonies of healing in Christian Science are welcomed for publication from members of The Mother Church and from students who are not members.
Article
Speaker: It's encouraging to hear how others have overcome problems of insecurity and inferiority and are leading useful, happy lives.
I am increasingly and unceasingly grateful for Mary Baker Eddy's revelation of Truth and for her explanation of how to rely upon and apply God's laws in our daily living.
Many years ago I was afflicted with oak poisoning.
It was immediately following a humble petition to God for deliverance from a very unhappy state, diagnosed as extreme nervous exhaustion, that a copy of Science and Health by Mrs.
How grateful I am for Christian Science and for divine Love's protecting power! One evening in a severe storm I was on my way to a meeting in a branch Church of Christ, Scientist, to hear the tape recording of the Tuesday Evening Meeting, held in The Mother Church the week of the Annual Meeting.
As a child I was brought up in a religious atmosphere.
"Thou preparest a table before me in the presence of mine enemies: thou anointest my head with oil; my cup runneth over".
During the past thirty-one years Christian Science has brought me untold blessings.
Through the years I have been so grateful for the many wonderful testimonies of healing recorded in The Christian Science Journal, Christian Science Sentinel, and The Herald of Christian Science, in its various editions, that I prayerfully rejoice in the acknowledgment others have given of Christian Science.
