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Although the following account was written some time ago, we felt the information would still be valuable and inspiring to our readers. Mrs.

A Christian Science lecture is a gift from Christian Scientists to their community. It is an area of church outreach that unites all members—both new and seasoned workers — in adherence to the Master's injunction "Love thy neighbour as thyself.

A few years ago, church members in many areas of the world held Regional Youth Meetings. Here are some excerpts from a talk given at the Youth Meeting in Southern California and some personal observations by the speaker.

As I sat in the congregation, the announcement was read extending an invitation to become a church member. I had joined many years before, but I appreciated this gentle encouragement for others.

Have you ever thought about how a symphony orchestra is like a church membership? Well, I certainly had never thought of it in that way, until driving home one night. I had been praying for some fresh inspiration when the thought came to turn on the radio and listen to a classical station.

Editor's note : Both the report of the Annual Meeting of The Mother Church in the July Journal, and the article "Why now?" in August raised three essential demands for the Church of Christ, Scientist, today. First, as it was made clear, this must be a Church that remains awake and active in facing head-on the impositions that would try to distance humanity from the saving Christ, Truth, which Christian Science is here to reveal.

Because I love what the periodicals stand for. I value them as an integral part of Mary Baker Eddy's demonstration of Church.

When Christ Jesus said to Simon Peter, "Simon, son of Jonas, lovest thou me more than these?"   John 21:15 could he not have meant, "Simon, lovest thou Christliness more than worldliness?" This illustrates the need to gain a love for the things of Spirit and to base our love, not only for the Saviour but for everyone, on a spiritual foundation. The Leader of the Christian Science movement is Mary Baker Eddy, a devout follower of Christ Jesus.

One hundred years ago this month, the construction of the Original Edifice of The Mother Church in Boston was nearing completion. The author of the following article has spent a good deal of time in the Church History Department researching various aspects of this building project for a master's degree thesis in Historic Preservation.

Reading about Paul, what he endured and what he accomplished, one stands in awe that through all his distresses, setbacks, and tribulations, he stayed faithful to the vision of the Christ he had beheld on the road to Damascus. Throughout the world there are people wonderfully faithful to the vision of the Christ that has come to them at some period—perhaps in a crisis in their lives.