Announcements

The Mother Church Wartime Fund is being drawn upon more and more heavily as the Christian Science Camp Welfare Activities increase with the development of the war effort. The Wartime Fund is used to make available the services of Christian Science Wartime Ministers and other similar civilian workers, to promote the spiritual welfare of Christian Scientists and others serving in the forces of the United States and its allies.

Many Mother Church members have ideas, experiences, or methods of instruction which, passed on to Sunday school superintendents and teachers, will prove invaluable. They are cordially invited to write along these lines for publication in our periodicals.

The Trustees of The Christian Science Publishing Society today announced the election of James G. Rowell, C.

The Mother Church Wartime Fund is being drawn upon more and more heavily as the Christian Science Camp Welfare Activities increase with the development of the war effort. The Wartime Fund is used to make available the services of Christian Science Wartime Ministers and other similar civilian workers, to promote the spiritual welfare of Christian Scientists and others serving in the forces of the United States and its allies.

At the request of Peter V. Ross, C.

A new card folder entitled "Daily Prayer and Feed My Sheep,'" containing Mrs. Eddy's poem beginning "Shepherd, show me how to go" and the Daily Prayer from the Church Manual, is announced by the Trustees under the Will of Mary Baker Eddy.

Home Hospitality for Servicemen Many Christian Scientists are eager to be more active in caring for the needs of men and women in the armed forces. We feel that one of their greatest needs is for the home environment, and we recommend that committees of individual Christian Scientists be formed in all parts of the Field to arrange for servicemen and servicewomen to be invited into the homes of Christian Scientists for meals or overnight or week-end stays.

The Mother Church Wartime Fund is being drawn upon more and more heavily as the Christian Science Camp Welfare Activities increase with the development of the war effort. The Wartime Fund is used to make available the services of Christian Science Wartime Ministers and other similar civilian workers, to promote the spiritual welfare of Christian Scientists and others serving in the forces of the United States and its allies.

Are the lectures on Christian Science being attended by a good percentage of people who have not heard many such lectures? Are the members of each branch church, under whose auspices a lecture is given, inviting their neighbors and friends to attend and sometimes helping them to do so? Is the public generally, including the strangers in the community, being informed of the time and place of the lecture and invited to attend it? If so, this is as it should be. A Christian Science lecture is designed primarily for giving information concerning this religion.

Chaplains Among the chaplains in the United States Army there are at present twelve Christian Scientists. They have been certified by The Christian Science Board of Directors as qualified, and commissioned by the War Department, within the past two years, and they are now in active service with the military forces of the United States.