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Editor Christian Science Journal:— In the April number of your magazine which I received recently I notice, in an article entitled ''Another Victory," extracts from the Buffalo Courier about an effort made by the "physicians and clergy" of that city to get an ordinance passed by the city council ostensibly to prevent the spread of contagious diseases, but which was interpreted as really an effort to crush out the Christian Scientists. Now I am a Baptist minister (though not at present in active service), ordained in Buffalo, and member of an influential church there.
IT is not often that students of Christian Science have their Bible Lesson so wonderfully presented, as was the experience of those in St. Louis and vicinity on the twenty-seventh of May, 1896.
[Essay of Charles Frederic Baxter, delivered at the Opera House in Gardiner, Me. , on the occasion of his graduation from the High School of that place, June 18, 1896.
My Dear Friend H. :— Your good letter of the 26th ult.
"Stand fast therefore, in the liberty wherewith Christ hath made us free, and be not entangled again with the yoke of bondage. " Gal.
MINE and thine are obsolete terms in absolute Christian Science, wherein and whereby the universal brotherhood of man is stated and demands to be demonstrated. I have a large affection, not alone for my students, but for thy students,— for students of the second generation.
Murat Halsted, in an article lately published in McClure's Magazine , thus quotes from President Garfield's remarks about his wife's sickness: The President said, with the greatest earnestness:.
On Easter Sunday last the Christian Scientists of this city organized a "First Church of Christ Scientist. " They hold their regular Sunday services in Odd Fellows Hall, to which all are welcome.
At the corner of Oak and Robinson streets and just facing Green street is a small wooden dwelling that was once the residence of one of the early settlers. The present occupants are Mr.
The First Church of Christ, Scientist, held the first service in its new building on Bowen street yesterday morning. The dedicatory services did not partake of anything different from the usual order of exercises.