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The compassionate help and inspiration of Christian Science are effecting a marked change in the world's thinking. This divine Truth, when correctly applied to inharmonious human conditions, heals them— a fact which has been proved beyond cavil.

In the Bible several cases are recorded of those who have been raised from the dead. Enoch and Elijah did not go through the experience of death, and there is no record of the death of John, the beloved disciple.

Position is one of the chief concerns of the human race, and involves one's social, financial, and moral standing. In considering this important subject, the question, "What is our position?" is more important than "Where is our position?" Christian Science teaches that the position of the real and only man is in divine Mind.

Enlightened thought has brought a new peace and joy to those who study and practice the teaching of Christian Science. The source of all inspiration is God, and we begin to grow spiritually as we turn to God for a refuge and dwelling place.

A Young student of Christian Science had an eager desire to express more orderliness. Association with another student, whose development and training had been along lines of order, system, and accuracy, helped her to achieve her wish.

On page 465 of the Christian Science textbook, ''Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures," Mary Baker Eddy defines God as follows: "God is incorporeal, divine, supreme, infinite Mind, Spirit, Soul, Principle, Life, Truth. Love.

During the last decade some nations were busy instructing their youth in their ways of thinking and living. These nations were well aware that the children of today are the citizens of tomorrow, and that they will help to mold the world from the standpoint of the teaching they have imbibed.

A Demonstration in Christian Science brings great joy. Sometimes in our experience when the tasks of life seem tedious and wearisome, in spite of earnest efforts for peace and harmony through the ministrations of Christian Science, we are troubled by the question, "Why is the demonstration so protracted?" The answer may be that a lesson in patience is needful.

The spiritual thought realm is the one and only realm to which there can be no bounds, no limits. When, in Christian Science, we understand all true thought to be the expression of God, the omnipotent, omnipresent Mind, nothing will be impossible of attainment.

As may be seen in the Manual of The Mother Church, our beloved Leader, Mary Baker Eddy, in arranging the order of our Sunday services and Wednesday evening testimony meetings, made provision for a period to be set aside for the reading of necessary notices. It is probably true that, while recognizing the need for these announcements, many of us who regularly attend the church services have come to regard them as primarily intended for the benefit of the newcomer, and have become so familiar with most of the details that we are apt to pay scant attention to them.