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A few of the many reports and loving greetings from the Field were then read from the platform by Miss Florence Middaugh, of Boston, Massachusetts, and Mr. Peter B.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE attaches great importance to the expression of gratitude in the lives of its adherents; for, according to their nature, love and gratitude cannot be separated: and love is the supreme demand of Christian Science. But what in general of humanity's gratitude to God? Only a small number ever consider that they owe Him gratitude.

IN these present days of great endeavor and achievement, no quality is more highly esteemed than is self-reliance. New seas are being charted in the mental realm, as well as in the physical.

THIS is a time of much building. Individuals, communities, and nations are being shaken out of old habits of thought and are rebuilding their political, economic, and social structures.

MRS. EDDY writes in "Miscellaneous Writings" ( p.

IN his interview with the woman at the well of Sychar, Christ Jesus declared, "The hour cometh, and now is, when the true worshippers shall worship the Father in spirit and in truth: for the Father seeketh such to worship him. God is a Spirit: and they that worship him must worship him in spirit and in truth.

THE attitude of Christian Science towards the problems which beset human experience is one neither of indifference nor of avoidance, and it differs from the one generally adopted. Fortitude and resignation, however heroic, are not regarded as an end in themselves.

FROM studying the varied features and expressions of those we meet on our daily round we can easily appreciate how thought molds and fashions the body. Here we may see a face sweet and gentle, yet perhaps it speaks of grief or sadness.

A PARAMOUNT concern of every right-minded person should be that of character development. One may read the biographies of noble men and women, listen to lectures that inspire with wisdom, be appreciative of the best in art and literature, enjoy the society of those who are stimulated by the same purpose —these various pursuits constitute human aids to right endeavor, and provide inspiration for it.

" NOW therefore ye are no more strangers and foreigners, but fellowcitizens with the saints, and of the household of God. " In the world there are many millions of people of many nationalities and types, but in reality the real selves of all of them are members of "the household of God.