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I look to thee in every need, And never look in vain; I feel thy touch, Eternal Love! And all is well again. The thought of thee is mightier farThan sin and pain and sorrow are. Embosomed deep in...

LET THE CHILDREN TEACHOur little boy about four years old, and our little girl about two, have never seen a drop of medicine, nor do they know what it is or what it means.Last summer the little boy...

I THINK the first time I ever heard of Christian Science was in February, 1891, while visiting my sister in G— N. H. Many cases that the M. D.'s had pronounced incurable had been healed by Christia...

And I will make thy windows of Agates. ISAIAH. He was so human! Whether strong or weak, Far from his kind he neither sank nor soared, But sat an equal guest at every board. No beggar ever felt him...

Most Reverend Mother in Israel:— Your very helpful letter came duly, but I cannot overcome the thought that letters are burdensome to you. I expect to go to Duluth, Minnesota, to work during Janua...

On thinking over a conversation I heard a few days ago concerning the former life of an acquaintance, I was very much disturbed and distressed, when these words came to me like a benediction: "...

I want to say a word about the Bible Lessons, and the profit of writing them out. When the thought was first suggested, it seemed to me a striving to gain spirituality by material means; but finall...

Building Fund, Church of Christ (Scientist), Boston, Mass.Receipts, November 2, 1891, to January 31, 1892, inclusive.November. — A. J. Dane, 820; Mrs. J. O. Sitman, $5; Jennie L. Bryan, $25; M...

The following, said to be an early, unpublished poem by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, seems one of his most spirited and spiritual productions. THE day was Easter, like a dying God in pain, The organ...