In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

Precious Jewels

SYBIL E. ORR

Jewels always had a great fascination for the writer—just because she loved things that shone and sparkled.

The impersonal and impartial love of Christ Jesus for his fellow men is clearly illustrated in the twelfth chapter of Matthew, where it is related he was informed that certain members of his family were desirous of speaking with him.

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"The place whereon thou standest"

GRACE L. PERRY

A BELIEF that material possessions are necessary to happiness seems to be inherent in human thought.

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Right Enthusiasm

IRENE RHODES

Enthusiasm is defined as "inspiration, as if by a divine or superhuman power.

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The Radiance of Joy

ANNE ELIZABETH JENKINS

The Bible and "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" are filled with words such as "joy" and "bliss.

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Resting in Truth

ELLA H. HAY

The understanding of God and of man's relation to Him is true rest.

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Spiritual Awakening

PETER B. BIGGINS

The Psalmist, rejoicing in the divine ever-presence "that keepeth Israel," declares that God "shall neither slumber nor sleep.

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Signs of the Times

Alfred Grant Walton, J. E. Evans, James A. Scott with contributions from Walter M. Hopping, T. G. Soares, Edgard F. Magnin

[Alfred Grant Walton, in Advance, Boston, Massachusetts]

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In your issue of June 15, a correspondent criticizes the...

Albert J. Windle, Committee on Publication for Nottinghamshire, England,

In your issue of June 15, a correspondent criticizes the use of the word "prayer" as medicine.

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In an article published in a recent issue of the Times,...

George H. Kitendaugh, Committee on Publication for Jamaica, British West Indies,

In and article published in a recent issue of the Times, under the "Real or Unreal," several statements regarding Christian Science were made.

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The July 29, 1935, issue of Time carries a letter in which...

Copy of a letter sent by William Wallace Porter, Committee on Publication for the State of New York,

The July 29, 1935, issue of Time carries a letter in which the writer indicates that Mary Baker Eddy, the Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science, had considerable contact in her childhood with the teachings of Swedenborg while attending a New Church Sunday school.

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Simplicity

JESSIE LOUISE SALLS

If in our schoolwork one subject seems to stand out as "our poor subject," let us remember that it is our thinking about it that is making the subject seem difficult.