Editorials

Thankful Hearts

Close upon three hundred years have gone since the Pilgrims celebrated their first Thanksgiving day.
The Christian Science Board of Directors on behalf of The Mother Church wishes to acknowledge gratefully the receipt of original autograph letters written by Mrs.

Come unto me"

The words which form the title of this editorial have rung in the ears of Christendom since they became public in the sacred writings.

Sabbath Observance

The question of Sabbath observance is not only of deep interest to older students of Christian Science, but it is important that the pupils in our Sunday schools should have clear views on this question as on all others which relate themselves to human progress.

"Sound in sentiment"

The Manual of The Mother Church brings to the attention of the student many startling side lights upon character.
Those who have been acquainted with Christian Science for a number of years cannot help noticing the great changes which are taking place in the world's thinking as a result of the truth taught in "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" as well as in Mrs.
The Discoverer of Christian Science in her writings lays stress upon the necessity for a right sense of responsibility, as witness for example her statement on page 119 of "Miscellaneous Writings" in her address on "Obedience": "We are responsible for our thoughts and acts; and instead of aiding other people's devices by obeying them,—and then whining over misfortune,—rise and overthrow both.

Hearty Cooperation

One thing should appear in every community in which Christian Scientists dwell, namely, that they are citizens of the best quality.

The Army of the Lord

The hosts of Spirit advance, confuting the mobs of matter.

Prayers for Prosperity

The thought of prosperity is to be found in many places throughout the Scriptures, and it was undoubtedly regarded by the Hebrew people as a manifestation of divine favor.

Drawing Nigh to God

When the prodigal son wanted to have his own way, he placed himself at a great distance from his father.

Law and Life

Moses is usually thought of by Bible students as the great Hebrew Lawgiver.