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from the reminiscences of Walter W. Watson , July 17, 1932 In celebrating the centennial year of The Christian Science Publishing Society, the Journal recognizes the many behind-the-scenes sacrifices involved in carrying out its healing mission.

" We are the hollow men/We are the stuffed men/Leaning together/Headpiece filled with straw," The Complete Poems and Plays—1909-1950 (New York: Harcourt, Brace & World, 1952), p. 56 writes T.

8:27-30 Still in Gentile territory, Jesus .

The Science of Christianity is to be enormously valued. It's the way to a fundamental spiritual understanding of being.

Jennifer Swan ("J. J.

She practiced witchcraft, what she called white magic. Her spells were for good and not intended as a curse, but she believed that evil was also real and powerful.

At the back of this magazine there is a directory of practitioners engaged in the public healing ministry of Christian Science. We thought it might be helpful to Journal readers, and especially to those who are considering fuller engagement in Christian Science healing, to hear some of these practitioners share a few thoughts about how they got started in the full-time practice.

Every time we talked about religion, he felt it was a difficult subject. He used to say, "This business of religion is nonsense.

More people are recognizing the mental nature of experience and the need to discover and correct the errors of thought that negatively affect their lives. But what is the most effective way to discover those errors and to remove them? Actually, this question is directly linked to fundamental theological questions about the nature of man.

The dancer graces the stage with a presence of ethereal weightlessness, poise, beauty, strength, and confidence. Through years of sacrifice and toil, a dancer perfects the craft.