Two of the workers on our committee report that they have been greeted on the street by former inmates, whom they did not at first recognize, and thanked for the help received through our services in the institutions.
William K. Primrose, Assistant to the Committee on Publication for Great Britain and Ireland,
As the purpose of the teachings of Christian Science is to bring to human apprehension an understanding of the infinitude of God, good, they cannot be approached in the way described by your correspondent in her letter in a recent issue.
Hendrik Fennema, Committee on Publication for the Netherlands,
Your kindness in giving us an opportunity to offer some explanation in connection with a recent letter on Christian Science is very much appreciated, and I am glad to take advantage of it.
WHEN
as a pupil in the Sunday school one begins the study of Christian Science, he soon learns that in order to make genuine progress he must put into practice what he is taught.
WHAT
richer consolation could come to any struggling heart than the realization that Mind, God, has a perfect plan for man, and that this holy plan includes every loving provision for his harmony, peace, and joy!
SURELY
the highest gratitude ever expressed was shown by Jesus when, before calling Lazarus from the tomb, where he had lain for four days, the Way-shower "lifted up his eyes, and said, Father, I thank thee that thou hast heard me.
