In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

On the closing day of the last year, which the Chicago Times-Hearld accepted as the closing day of the nineteenth century, that paper improved the occasion to issue a special "end of the century" number, which is notable in many ways, and contains information of the progress of the one hundred years between 1800 and 1900 that will cause it to be preserved by many for future use.

Raphael and Luther: A Contrast

It is curious to contrast the lives of great men whom the same enviornment has moulded or the same year ushered into the world.
All Dawson is interested in a one-legged newsboy, and when, after a year's stay there, he started on his return to the States, all the men of the town and the miners from the creeks formed a procession and marched to the landing to wish him godspeed and a quick return.

From the Religious Press

Probably the Bible has been more studied during the past year than during any year for two decades.

With All Your Heart

I had been working hard to overcome a physical trouble for several days, with apparently no success.

A Lesson from the Birds

I was sitting in my doorway one day thinking.

The Hill of Christian Science

The path of Christian Science is similar to a mountain trail that was described as "ten miles long and all up-hill.

Wayside Thoughts

When Truth has purified the human consciousness that has been filling up, with all kinds of error since first it wandered from the Father's house "into the far country," then, and not till then, shall we be "delivered from the body of this death," or in other words, this false consciousness of mortal self.

The Price of Science and Health

When I began to awake from my dream-sense of life, so filled with sorrow, sickness, and sin, I had a great desire to know something of Christian Science.

Omnipotent Mind Destroys Prejudice

Ten years ago a friend wrote inviting my sister and myself to enter a Christian Science class.

Expression of Gratitude

It is hard to express one's gratitude in words, for the great light of Christian Science, or to tell how marvelously its rays lead out of darkness into light, but I feel that I should long ago have attempted to give something of an experience, that might help some one still struggling in the bonds of invalidism.
This is the title of a well-executed etching from an original drawing by Rufus H.