In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

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Christian Science and the Church

Alfred Farlow

The real purpose of the church is not to establish and maintain certain dogmas and creeds, but to save mankind from sin.
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Living the Truth

C. C. M.

The spiritual interpretation of the Lord's Prayer as found in Science and Health gives one a desire so to live Christian Science that others will be attracted to it for its practical value.
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True Gratitude

LAURA C. TUCKER.

To-day , while striving to prove ingratitude unreal, the solemn question, "Are we really grateful for the good already received?
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The Tree and its Fruit

BLANCHE H. HOGUE.

One of the clearest lessons taught by the Master is that of the tree and its fruit.
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Report of the National Christian Science Association Meeting

Eye-witness

We feel sure that our readers, many of whom have learned of Christian Science only within the past few years, will thank our friend who has preserved the following newspaper clipping giving the facts in connection with our beloved Leader's address at Central Music Hall, Chicago, in 1888.
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From Our Exchanges

with contributions from John H. Vincent, G. Campbell Morgan

We are just beginning to emerge from the cloud of pessimism which the scientific doctrine of heredity, because of its narrowness, cast over the mind of the last generation.
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A Thankful Heart

The following appreciative letter was recently received by one of the practitioners at Concord, N.
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Semi-annual Lecture of the Mother Church

We give below a condensed report of the lecture by Bicknell Young, C.
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From our Exchanges

with contributions from WILLARD B. THORP

There are many lessons to be received from this Gethsemane of our Lord, and one among the many is this: If we mark well the history of moral greatness in all ages we shall see that it is made to stand in the midst of any and every Gethsemane of trial; and that the triumph on Olivet only foreshadows a universal victory of a kindred righteousness.
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Our critic states that "the defect of Christian Science is...

RICHARD P. VERRALL

Our critic states that "the defect of Christian Science is that it ignores or seems to ignore the principle of the Cross.
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In dealing with the subject of healing and when discussing...

Albert E. Miller

In dealing with the subject of healing and when discussing the question of what constitutes the best method of treating the sick, the Christian Scientist speaks from a somewhat broader experience than does his neighbor.
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The Value of Religion

Alfred Farlow

Religion should be valued for what it accomplishes as well as for what it promises.