First Church of Christ, Scientist, Ashland, OR

The Reading Room article for the coming week’s Bible Lesson on “GOD THE PRESERVER OF MAN”
is entitled “The Opening of the Prison”.  It was written by Mabel R. Hyzer and first appeared in
the March 28, 1942 issue of the Christian Science Sentinel. We’ve got it waiting for you in our study room (or via the link below).Those looking for additional perspective may
enjoy Hugh S. Campbell’s article “Now”.  It is
from the April 6, 1918 edition of the CSS. And,
believe it or not, it’s also waiting in the study room for you (or by tapping the link below).

Loosener of prison bands at midnight hour
(Hymn # 297)

Tim
RR Librarian

P.S. Please feel free to share. If you have any CS friends you think may enjoy our weekly article efforts pass along their email address (hopefully after getting their permission) and I’m happy to add them to our distribution list.

“The opening of the prison”

Click here to view: https://sentinel.christianscience.com/shared/view/219b0jhii78?s=e

Now

Click here to view: https://sentinel.christianscience.com/shared/view/247nde8082o?s=e

 

Paul and Silas in prison (Section 3) by Michael Halbax

 

 

Paul shakes viper off his hand (Section 5) by Laurent de la Hyre

 

The Reading Room article for next week’s Bible Lesson on “GOD THE ONLY CAUSE AND CREATOR”
is “Why Should The Work Cease?”  It was written by Louise Knight Wheatley Cook and first appeared in the May 15, 1926 issue of the Christian Science Sentinel. You will find it in the study room (or by tapping on the link below).You may also enjoy exploring Paul Stark Seeley’s article titled “God, The Eternal Maker Of Man”.  It is from the February 1944 edition of the Christian Science Journal.  It’s also in the study room for your convenience (or via the link below).

 Arise, arise and shine, On thee hath dawned the day;”  
(Hymn # 14)

Tim
RR Librarian

P.S. Please feel free to share. If you have any CS friends you think may enjoy our weekly article efforts pass along their email address (hopefully after getting their permission) and I’m happy to add them to our distribution list.

“Why should the work cease?”

Click here to view: https://sentinel.christianscience.com/shared/view/1bnoo8v5tcw?s=e

GOD, THE ETERNAL MAKER OF MAN

By Paul Stark Seeley

Click here to view: https://journal.christianscience.com/shared/view/24kd1kkz5mi?s=e

Nehemiah inspecting walls of Jerusalem (Sec 3) by Harold Copping

Jesus and the centurion (Sec 4) by Paolo Veronese

The Reading Room article for this week’s Bible Lesson on “DOCTRINE OF ATONEMENT” comes to us from Clara S. Streeter. Her article “Beholding The Lamb Of God” was first published in the December 2, 1933 edition of the Christian Science Sentinel. It’s waiting for you in our study room (or via the link below).

And, extra added insight this week is provided by Edith Prudden’s article “What God Hath Joined Together”.  It’s from the February 1932 issue of the Christian Science Journal. You’ll find it in the study room also (or by the link below).

 So we find the true atonement, know in God the perfect friend   (Hymn # 263)

Tim
RR Librarian

P.S. Please feel free to share. If you have any CS friends you think may enjoy our weekly article efforts pass along their email address (hopefully after getting their permission) and I’m happy to add them to our distribution list.

Beholding the Lamb of God
https://sentinel.christianscience.com/shared/view/9jvg31vyho?s=e

WHAT GOD HATH JOINED TOGETHER
https://journal.christianscience.com/shared/view/144tlhvjzou?s=e

Behold the Lamb of God (section 1)

My sheep hear my voice (section 2)

Members & Friends – the Reading Room article for this week’s Bible Lesson “ARE SIN, DISEASE, and DEATH REAL?” was written by H. Victoria Burness and appeared in the July 2, 1932 issue of the Christian Science Sentinel. It is titled “The Mirage Versus Knowledge”.  It’s conveniently waiting for you in our study room (or by tapping the link below).

Extra added perspective this week comes from Jan Keeler’s article “A 21st-Century Thank-You Note to Barnabas”.  It’s from the April 2017 edition of the Christian Science Journal and is also available in the study room (or via the link).

 In dark and hidden places there shines the blessed light  (Hymn # 2)

Tim
RR LibrarianP.S. Please feel free to share. If you have any CS friends you think may enjoy our weekly article efforts pass along their email address (hopefully after getting their permission) and I’m happy to add them to our distribution list.

The Mirage versus Knowledge
https://sentinel.christianscience.com/shared/view/2cdujfcc0uk?s=e

A 21st-century thank-you note to Barnabas
https://journal.christianscience.com/shared/view/1rhb1bw4acy?s=e

Woman taken in adultery (Section 2)

Paul and Barnabas at Lystra (Section 5)