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I am most heartily in accord with the article in the May Journal on page 55, "Christian Science Publishing House."Here is a great work to be done for the cause, and for the whole world. W...

Just six years ago I took up the study of Christian Science for eye trouble. I had not been able to read for a year. The difficulty was quickly met, and with it disappeared other troubles which phy...

Last September I enjoyed the blessed privilege of attending your Primary Class, and cannot begin to tell you what the six months that followed have been to me. Words express so little! With every d...

I have long thought to send to the Journal something of the sayings and doings of our little ones, and feel that now is the time, and it must be done.One little one, just past four years of age, ca...

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE is a deep and sacred subject; the deepest and most sacred that can occupy human thought and purpose, for it treats of God, man, and the universe. It teaches God's omnipotence, His...

THIS morning there is recalled a mental picture, in which the writer seemed seated on the principal corner of the main street in the home of boyhood's days; near the old, familiar "town pump.&...

Extracts from letters to Mary B. G. EddyBeloved Teacher:— When at the close of your class, held in September, 1888, I expressed a hope that I might prove my gratitude to you by my faithfulness to y...

I became interested in Christian Science some five years ago, the practical nature of its statements appealing to me, and I must say, at the outset, that with my little experience I have found it a...

I WAS working out a problem in Christian Science and I thought of this Scriptural passage: "But seek ye first the kingdom of God and his righteousness, and all these things shall be added unto...