In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

In your recent issue, a doctor of Toronto Presbytery, at...

In your recent issue, a doctor of Toronto Presbytery, at a meeting of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in Regina, is reported as having said that "Presbyterians do not recognize the Christian Scientists as a church of Jesus Christ, and communicants would have to repudiate their Christian fellowship in order to join that body.
I would point out to your correspondent that his inability to understand that the teachings of Christian Science are preeminently Christian, doubtless arises from his lack of understanding of them.

Your comments in a recent issue of the Cymbal on the...

Your comments in a recent issue of the Cymbal on the opposition which developed to certain features of a legislative bill, providing for the formation of health and sanitary districts, include several statements which indicate that you completely misapprehend the attitude of Christian Scientists.

Progress Spiritward

A Question often asked by beginners in the study of Christian Science is, Why do I not make greater progress?

Preparation

In endeavoring to convey to the Corinthians some comprehension of the wonderful blessings that follow a turning to God, Paul said, "Eye hath not seen, nor ear heard, neither have entered into the heart of man, the things which God hath prepared for them that love him.

"As the small rain"

What is more beautiful in the morning sunshine than the diamond-like sparkling drops of dew?

Life's Music

On a Sunday morning, as one sat in the auditorium of a Christian Science church awaiting the time for the service, a shaft of sunlight fell across the stillness and rested upon the mute pipes of the great organ.

Leaning on God

The unspeakable freedom, peace, and joy expressed by the Psalmist when he sang, "The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want.

Our Work

The meaning and understanding of work depends largely upon the viewpoint of each individual.

Signs of the Times

[President Coolidge, as quoted in Christian Education, Lancaster, Pennsylvania]

Your recent issue carries a reprint from a periodical...

Your recent issue carries a reprint from a periodical which undertakes to justify an attitude of intolerance toward Christian Scientists and others therein named who differ from its religious views.

At the opening ceremony of the Palestine in Macclesfield...

At the opening ceremony of the Palestine in Macclesfield Exhibition the rural dean made the following arresting remark: "We are constantly losing people who become Christian Scientists, and I suppose the reason is really that people feel that they have no confidence in the power of God, and what they are saying is, 'We want a God of power.