In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

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Right View of Atonement

Clarence A. Buskirk

Mr.
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Error Rebuked

Willard S. Mattox

To the Editor.
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The Treatment of Disease

George H. Kinter

Mr.
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Right Recognition

W. D. McCrackan

Mr.
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Fasting and Prayer

L. S. S.

IN the old faith,—the Episcopalian,—great stress, as I remember, was laid upon the thought of fasting.
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Vain Thoughts

A. C. G.

Do Christian Scientists think vain thoughts?
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From the Old to the New

HATTIE P. WILLIAMS

'ABOUT a year and a half ago some one lent me the textbook of a new system of short-hand.
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An Important Lesson

MRS. L. M. EARLE

THIS admonition is given us by our Leader in "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures," p.
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Growth

J. E. Fellers

I would not have you think from what I have said or may say, or from what you may have observed in my daily life or in the lives of others, that the Scientist believes himself individually better in any way than those who have not yet attained to an understanding of Christian Science.
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A Progressive Pulpit

Charles B. Mitchell

That pulpit is incredibly weak which still thunders with anathemas against Christians who do not pronounce its shibboleths.
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Advancing Thought

with contributions from Elisa M. Young

"Never worry about what you can't help, and never worry about what you can help.
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How Does the Spider Spin its Web?

Lyman Jackman

Every observing country boy has noticed the wonderful feats of the spider in suspending his bridge from one point to another, high in air.