Editorials

Much is being said these days by those who would call themselves non-religious, of the essentials of true religion.

Service

At this time of the year Labor day comes to remind dwellers in American cities of the great human problem of service.
"The physical healing of Christian Science," Mrs.

Choosing

In all human experience we are confronted by the necessity for deciding or choosing what we shall do.

Misplaced Distrust

The train was crowded, and on entering it a commuter asked if he might share a seat with an open-faced fellow, who answered most obligingly and with whom a pleasant conversation was speedily opened.

Only One Mind

Every Christian Scientist is familiar with the fundamental reason for the hope that is in him, namely, "All is infinite Mind and its infinite manifestation".

Following the Trail

Nothing is more significant to the mountaineer than "the trail.

A Religion of Work

Our Master warned his disciples, and through them all mankind, against the dangers of mere profession, saying, "Not every one that saith unto me, Lord, Lord, shall enter into the kingdom of heaven; but he that doeth the will of my Father which is in heaven.

"Know thyself"

The pronouncement of the ancient oracle, "Know thyself," takes on a new meaning for the student of Christian Science.

Elemental Thought

There are perhaps few who observe carefully their own thinking processes in order to see whether these are governed by divine Principle, yet there is nothing else which is of such importance to us in all we attempt.

A Peculiar People

Speaking to the Christian believers of his day, St.

"I will trust in thee"

"What time I am afraid," the psalmist declares, "I will trust in thee.