Editorials

Those who have worked in the smaller churches will recognize the fact that the work there differs much from that of large churches in the great cities.

Words for the Wise

The Mother Church By-law, relative to a three years' term for Church Readers, was entitled to and has received profound attention.
We are confident that with a greater perspective the Annual Meeting of 1902 will be generally recognized as marking an epoch in the history of our Cause.
Mr.
The erring material senses with their lying estimate of what is true, rebel against saying, "I am well," while still to mortal sense they are holding the field with a false, physical claim of sickness.
The world has not yet forgotten the strength and faith and womanliness of one who worthily stood by her husband, the United States Minister, during those awful weeks of the siege of the British Legation in Pekin.
The mind that entertains and is habitually rehearsing the faults, idiosyncracies and disabilities of his neighbors, becomes a channel, thereby, through which ignorance or malice will work ill for all concerned.
When Jesus urged his disciples to let their light shine, he not only emphasized the importance of spiritual activity, but he indicated also the true nature of that activity.

A Kind Word

The July number of The Era, a Monthly Magazine of Literature.
The rapid growth of a more liberal thought among the Wesleyans of England has been brought out by the recent effort of an ultra-conservative element in the British Conference to place Dr.
The following have been elected Editors of The Christian Science Journal, and Christian Science Sentinel:— Editor in Chief, Archibald McLellan.
Hon.