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In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

"The face of God"

ROSE L. KEMPTHORNE

A large percentage of the problems of mankind stems from disturbed human relationships.

Signs of the Times

with contributions from John C. Bailar

From a column in The Cincinnati Post and Times-StarCincinnati, Ohio

No Breath of Unkind Criticism

CLIFF WALTER KRUEGER

Those who set high standards for themselves and others are frequently tempted to be excessively critical of the shortcomings of another person.

"Mind never becomes dust"

FREDERICK ALVIN HENDERSON

When reading Science and Health by Mrs.

Learning to Be Patient

DUMONT BEERBOWER

The Scriptures often tell us the value of patience in daily life.

Making Friends

LOUISE G. DE GROOT

The wish to have friends is natural.

No Progress in Easy-chair Contentment!

H. PHELPS GATES

In idle contentment there can be no spiritual growth.

"That which concerneth me"

GWEN M. CASTLE

In the one hundred and thirty-eighth Psalm we read, "The Lord will perfect that which concerneth me.

"I am well"

JAMES HUMPHRY, JR.

The statement "I am well" can be made with conviction under all conditions by anyone who has been inspired by the words of the Bible as interpreted by the writings of Mary Baker Eddy, the Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science.

Signs of the Times

Sydney J. Harris

Sydney J.

Letters to the Press from Christian Science Committees on Publication

with contributions from Ellen Melville

Hoylake News and Advertiser Hoylake, Cheshire, England

"David hasted"

WILLIAM SEYMOUR WARREN

Jimmy's complaint to his mother that he felt a pain in his chest was overheard by his father.