Announcements

The generous and steadily increasing contributions of branch churches, societies, and individual Christian Scientists are enabling The Mother Church to maintain and increase its wartime activities. These activities now extend to every part of the world where American or British Empire servicemen and servicewomen are engaged.

The Normal class in the Board of Education was held early in December, 1943. In accordance with the provision of the Manual of The Mother Church, a Normal class convenes on the first Wednesday of December every third year.

PUBLISHING HOUSE GUIDE TRIPS RESUMED The Trustees are pleased to announce that beginning January 3, 1944, the Christian Science Publishing House will again be open to visitors. Guides will be available to conduct parties through the building every day except Sundays and national holidays, from 9 a.

The generous and steadily increasing contributions of branch churches, societies, and individual Christian Scientists are enabling The Mother Church to maintain and increase its wartime activities. These activities now extend to every part of the world where American or British Empire servicemen and servicewomen are engaged.

Importance of Church Membership One marked characteristic of Christian Scientists is their consistent and continuing expression of gratitude. Because this gratitude is Love-inspired, it is not static, but is active and activating, demanding expression.

From the Clerk of The Mother Church Tenets Of The Mother Church Because the Tenets of The Mother Church are copyrighted, branch organizations may not have them printed for their own use. The Tenets are printed in two sizes.

New solo settings for two of Mrs. Eddy's poems, published by the Trustees under the Will of Mary Baker Eddy, are now available.

The generous and steadily increasing contributions of branch churches, societies, and individual Christian Scientists are enabling The Mother Church to maintain and increase its wartime activities. These activities now extend to every part of the world where American or British Empire servicemen and servicewomen are engaged.

European Bureau: Burwood House. Caxton St.

Why Mail Is Delayed When we query the Post Office as to why. for example, an ordinary letter is received ahead of air mail, or a letter from Kansas City takes as long to get to New York or Boston as one from Los Angeles before "Pearl Harbor," the answer is, "There's a war on.