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In her Message to The Mother Church for 1902 Mrs. Eddy makes this statement: "Happiness consists in being and in doing good; only what God gives, and what we give ourselves and others through His tenure, confers happiness: conscious worth satisfies the hungry heart, and nothing else can.

Many are unaware of the present great need for more Christian Science nurses. When the writer was recently reminded of this need, her deep gratitude for the privilege of this work impelled her to answer the above question in the form of this article.

The one who has not yet recognized the value of total reliance on God to meet the human need will sometimes postpone challenging the fables of animal magnetism, or evil mind, until a more opportune time, which often never seems to arrive. To a suggested direct confrontation of error with the facts of spiritual being, he will, perhaps, be heard to reply, "Yes, but.

Environment has played, and continues to play, an important role in the history and development of mankind. Individually, collectively, and nationally its influence may be seen and felt.

The sincere student of Christian Science includes the world in his daily metaphysical work. He seeks to pray effectively to meet the specific needs of mankind—to see his fellowmen embraced within the powerful, intelligent love that divine Love alone provides.

Christ Jesus, who identified himself as "the way, the truth, and the life," John 14:6; invites us to leave all and follow him, commanding his followers, "Go ye into all the world, and preach the gospel to every creature. " Mark 16:15; He sends us forth to bear witness to the good news of the kingdom of heaven at hand, to be harmless and wise, to love, to heal, to enlighten.

Revelation is God's disclosure of Himself, or of His will, to men. It is spiritual understanding coming to each receptive person individually and in proportion to his receptivity.

Each day the earnest student of Christian Science studies his textbooks, the Holy Bible and Science and Health by Mrs. Eddy, in conjunction with the Christian Science Quarterly, which gives him his weekly Lesson-Sermon.

How often we hear the expression "I've had a grand day!" What does it mean? Essentially that good has appeared and been experienced. Inasmuch as experience is always thought externalized, a grand day begins in our thinking.

What is more majestic than the rhythm of the universe! The stately progression of the planets has for centuries called forth the admiration of astronomers, philosophers, poets, physicists, and musicians. Many have seen in it the supreme manifestation of universal order, harmoniously expressed.