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Dear Mrs. Eddy: My heart is so full of joy and thankfulness toward you, the Founder of Christian Science, that I can refrain no longer from publishing my gratitude to the world, through your ever-w...

Yet act thy part, heroic heart! For only by the strong Are great and noble deeds achieved;No truth was ever yet believed That had not struggled long.J. T. TROWBRIDGE.Every promise of God is built...

"Why, the stamp on this letter has not been cancelled," said Mr. Martin Moore, taking up an envelop which had been postmarked with pen from a country postoffice. "Yon can remove the...

BOSTON, February 8, 1889.In the suburbs of this city, the following case occurred about two weeks ago.In a family where Christian Science had found a welcome, but was not clearly understood by the...

Bath, Me., Feb. 11, 1889.Editor Christian Science Journal:—I joyfully comply with your request to write about the Sunday school and the work we are doing. Two years ago last month I became a member...

Editor of the C. S. Journal: We wish to attest our appreciation of the improvement noticeable in the C. S. Journal during the past eight months. It well merits the word of commendation heard for it...

Dear Mother of Truth: The most blessed of women! Oh, how I long to sit under the sound of your voice and hear the Truth that comes to you from on high, for none could speak such wondrous thoughts a...

For some time a poor German girl, a domestic, has been lying helpless, at the lower end of the town, and asking me to come and treat her, as she had heard of some wonderful things in that part of t...

Joseph Thomas, a grandson of mine, met with an accident in December last, while coasting, which resulted in the breaking of both bones of the right leg and the large bone of the left leg. The surge...