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WHEN the time draws near for the election of officers in the branch churches, it is fitting that every active worker for the cause should earnestly endeavor to manifest a keen, practical knowledge of how best to cast his vote for the highest welfare of the church of which he is a member. The word politics in a good sense is thus defined: "Sagacious in promoting a policy, wise, prudent.

IN Science and Health (p. 538) we read, "The sun, giving light and heat to the earth, is a figure of divine Life and Love, enlightening and sustaining the universe.

IN these days of the world's unrest and need, it is well to see where we stand and to make sure that we are doing our part in helping to solve the problem of human existence. Mrs.

EFFICIENCY is the watchword of the business man of today. He wants results.

JOHN , the beloved disciple, tells us he heard a loud voice in heaven proclaiming, "Now is come salvation, .

GREAT is the indebtedness of the Christian world to the apostle Paul for the wealth of spiritual teachings handed down in his letters to individuals and to the several churches with which he was closely associated during the years of his public ministry. He taught men to hold fast, without wavering, the profession of their faith; encouraged each to work out his own salvation, being ever mindful that it was God working in him "both to will and to do of his good pleasure.

AT the time of the storm upon the Galilean lake, when the disciples cried out to the Master to save them, the question which he put to them was, "Where is your faith?" It was evident from their self-confessed inability to cope with the situation that their faith in the power of matter to destroy them was greater than their faith in the power of Spirit, to save them; hence it is not surprising that to his very pointed question not one of them could answer a word. This is not the only instance in which Jesus had to do for his disciples the work they should have done for themselves.

EXPERIENCE of personal loneliness is dreaded in the ratio that each one prizes personal companionship. Humanity universally reaches out for congenial associations and friendships, and human happiness is believed to depend largely upon the fulfilment of that desire.

SYMMETRY and perfection are prime characteristics of God's universe. Symmetry permits of no useless or unnecessary parts and of nothing out of place.

THE story of Naaman has been written about many times, yet its wonderful lessons are never exhausted. The material thought of the world has hidden a large part of the very practical help which can be gained from the narrative when it is interpreted in the light of Christian Science, a light which opens the human understanding.