In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

"Love oak"

One day in the fall, when wandering with friends along a watercourse, looking for late autumn treasures with which to decorate the home where our Sunday services were held, I heard the dear children calling one another's attention to the beauty of the "love oak.

The Shepherd

The many references and allusions to the shepherd of the sheep, found in the Bible, call for some consideration of this figure of speech.

"On upward wing"

How many times have students of Christian Science found strength and courage and peace in the opening words of our Leader's beautiful hymn.

Falling Stars

In the sixth chapter of Revelation we read that "the stars of heaven fell unto the earth," and since Mrs.
At the Sunday services we have the privilege of giving our contribution toward the financial support of the church, and we can look upon the testimonies given at the Wednesday evening meetings as a means of contributing toward its spiritual support.
In the light of Christian Science the true logic of the Bible is revealed, which renders coordinate its every statement from Genesis to Revelation.

Signs of the Times

[Literary Guide, London, England]
Permit me to make some observations on the report in the Telegraph of a sermon about Christian Science, as it incorrectly represents the subject.
If a person having no knowledge of the rules of mathematics were occasionally to read a textbook on algebra during a period of twenty-five years and never solve a problem, his remarks on the subject would hardly be regarded seriously, much less be accepted as authoritative.
A clergyman's high estimate of material methods in combating disease, as reported in the Times some time ago, discloses a sufficient justification for the closing of his church, because the church service was not essential in a time of need.
In order to understand the true meaning of the Bible it must be interpreted spiritually, since it was written from the spiritual standpoint.
No one realizes more keenly than the student of Christian Science what a loss the English speaking portions of the world had suffered from the fact that the greatest treasure house of drama, poetry, prose, and spiritual teaching in the language, or in any language, that is, the Old Testament, had become almost a sealed book, owing to the lack of that true understanding which conveys to the reader its vitality and power.