Clippings from newspapers and other periodicals, suitable for publication in the Sentinel, are always acceptable, especially those that relate to the growth and progress of our cause throughout the Field.
If
we were to trust the testimony offered by the corporeal, or physical, senses to-day, we should be obliged to say that the world is in a truly pitiable condition.
A correspondent
, who is an earnest Christian Scientist, writes us an interesting account of a conversation she recently had with the rector of prominent Episcopal church in an important city, the substance of which was that at a convention soon to be held, which was to be composed of the brightest minds in that denomination of both England and America, they were to devote one whole day to exposing the error contained in Christian Science, or to quote the words of the rector, "they are preparing a lash to whip the Christian Scientists" of his city.
The
apostle James tells us that "every good gift and every perfect gift is from above, and cometh down from the Father of lights, with whom is no variableness, neither shadow of turning.
The
Board of Education, acting under the auspices of the Massachusetts Metaphysical College, held its sessions according to announcement, commencing June 13, 1900.
