On
the walls of the municipal building of a large city in Canada are some fine symbolic pictures, representing the arts and crafts, and one of these has for its title the words quoted above.
Ever
since the organization of the board of lectureship, it has been the custom to publish in the Sentinel a list of the lectures which have been delivered by the members of this board.
Long
ago the psalmist prayed, "Let the beauty of the Lord our God be upon us," and when one thinks how flawless is the divine nature he realizes how ideal this "beauty of the Lord" must be.
The
truly Christian life may be defined as a continuity of right choices, the persistent reelection of the true, the beautiful, and the good to rule over us.
The
urgent need of Christian Scientists is to make practical use of the teachings of their text-book, Science and Health, and as a first step in this direction they should turn to page 410 of this book and read and ponder Mrs.
The
naval narratives of the world teem with references to England's early seamen, Drake, Hawkins, and their kin, not only because of their fearlessness, their far-seeking, venturesome spirit, but because of the cleverness with which they handled their little caravels.
