Recently the Chicago Record-Herald published the result of a count of the attendants at the Sunday morning service of 125 of the 666 churches in that city.
A religious contemporary has recently said that the scholars of the world are rapidly giving up their faith in miracles; but they are doing nothing to lessen the appetite for miracles, which is now eager and clamorous.
The command to preach the gospel does not mean to Christian Scientists that they shall intrude their views upon their friends and neighbors, nor even upon their own families, if they are not ready to receive the good tidings.
In
referring to the great anthracite coal strike now in progress, The Outlook has emphasized a thought which is coming home to the great body of the people as never before, perhaps, in the history of our country.
Recognition of the central fact of the universe; namely, God, that He is all and that He is Mind, carries with it the further recognition that all action is the activity of Mind, and that nothing can be really accomplished except as Mind is reflected.
Although
healing the sick seems to present the largest field of activity for Christian Scientists, it is not the only means by which they can help their fellows.
The
following paragraph from a private letter voices a thought which is most heartily appreciated by those who have been called to arrange the Bible Lessons.
