Editorials

Christian Scientists have been criticised from many different standpoints and for many alleged sins of commission and omission, but one of the most novel indictments yet brought against our people is that of a Congregational clergyman in an article contributed to his denominational paper.

The Teachers' Association in London

The following cablegram, conveying an expression of the love of the English students, was recently received by our Leader.
In Paul's beautiful discourse on charity, or "love" as it is better rendered, he says, "When I was a child, I spake as a child, I understood as a child;.
The character of a man's thought and speech is always a revelation of his dominating sense.
We are in receipt of a letter from one of our subscribers asking us to state what books may properly be called Christian Science literature, also to define the status of several books which she names.

Grateful Thanks to the Field

Beloved Brethren:—So many telegrams, cablegrams, and letters for Mrs.

Appreciation of a By-law

New York City, November 20, 1904.

Charity and Invalids.

Mrs.
There's a big and blessed promise of humanity's redemption in the universal desire of honest men to get at the truth of things.
All through the ages humanity has sought for something to satisfy its craving for affection, and in the face of temptations to gratify self-interest men have found happiness in sharing their spoils with others.
A great deal of time and labor have been expended by Christian Scientists in the distribution of our authorized literature, and while it is impossible to follow up each piece of reading matter and tabulate the good it has done in correcting misapprehension and in breaking down prejudice, we can safely say that the value of this work cannot be overestimated.

Charity and Invalids

Mrs.