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As we view our world today, what conclusion do we draw as to humanity's greatest and imperative need? In this age of scientific discovery old systems of human thought are being challenged, and the cherished beliefs of centuries are being called into question and discarded. This is true not only in the realm of the natural sciences but also in the realm of theology.

The meeting opened with the singing of Hymn No. 161, the words of which are by our Leader, Mary Baker Eddy.

With the passing of Saul and Jonathan in battle, the kingship devolved upon David as Samuel had foretold. As a result of prayer he proceeded to Hebron, where he was anointed "king over the house of Judah" by the Judeans themselves, reigning there for "seven years and six months" ( II Sam.

One of the many characteristics of immortality, as revealed in Christian Science, is newness. It is inherent in the true selfhood of each of us as individual ideas of God.

The greatest human need under stress of circumstances is ever for right thinking. In a spiritually mental approach to human problems we discover that divine consciousness, or Spirit, meets the human need.

God loves us. This truth underlies all teaching of the Bible and of Christian Science.

In founding The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts, Mrs. Eddy met and overcame conditions not unlike those that confront the Christian Science movement today.

Christian Scientists are enjoined to cultivate total awareness of spiritual verities in their demonstration of health, harmony, and well-being. Mrs.

In The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and Miscellany by Mrs. Eddy there is a report of the Annual Meeting of The Mother Church held in Boston on June 12, 1906.

Many think of the Holy Ghost as something mysterious, but if they will study Bible passages containing references to it, together with references to it in Mrs. Eddy's writings, this sense of mystery will be dispelled.