First Church of Christ, Scientist, Ashland, OR

Members & Friends –

The Reading Room article for next week’s
Bible Lesson on “REALITY” was written

by James S. Baley and is from the

September 7, 1935 edition of the Christian

Science Sentinel. It’s title is “Underneath

Are The Everlasting Arms”.  You’ll find it

in the study room (or by tapping the link

below).

You may also appreciate extra insights

from “I Have Seen Thy Tears” which was

written by Myrtle Strode-Jackson and

is from the December 1921 issue of the

Christian Science Journal. Also in the

study room for you (or via the link).

  Everlasting arms of Love, are beneath
around, above  
(Hymn # 53)

Tim
RR Librarian

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“Underneath are the everlasting arms”

“I HAVE SEEN THY TEARS”

 

 

Members & Friends –

The Reading Room article for next week’s
Bible Lesson on “MATTER” is titled

“Jesus Rebuked the Fever” and was

written by Clarence Chadwick. It first

appeared in the December 14, 1907

issue of the Christian Science Sentinel.

You will find it in the study room (or by

using the link below).

For those looking for additional insight

you may also appreciate Violet Seymer’s

article named “Our Spiritual Shield”.  It

is from the April 17, 1937 edition of the

CSS.  It’s also available in the study room

(or by tapping the link below).

  On wings of eagles he, unwearied,

mounteth  
(Hymn # 246)Tim
RR Librarian

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JESUS REBUKED THE FEVER

Our Spiritual Shield

 

Members & Friends –

The Reading Room article for next week’s

Bible Lesson on “SUBSTANCE” comes to

us from Clara S. Streeter.  It’s title is

“Wilt Thou Be Made Whole?” and was

first published in the September 1930

issue of the Christian Science Journal.

It’s waiting for you in the study room

(or via the link below).

Those looking to dig deeper may also

appreciate “But Who Are Ye?”  It was

written by Willard S. Mattox and first

appeared in the 8/22/1908 Christian

Science Sentinel.  Also waiting for you

in the study room (or by tapping the

link below).

  Charity the law fulfilleth  
(Hymn # 178)Tim
RR Librarian

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Members & Friends –

The Reading Room article for next week’s
Bible Lesson on “MAN” comes from the

December 1910 issue of the Christian

Science Journal. It was written by Louise

Knight Wheatley and is entitled “The

Right Place”.  It’s available for you in the

study room (or by tapping the link below).

Those looking for more inspiration may

also appreciate E. Olive Davis’ article

from the June 8, 1918 edition of the

Christian Science Sentinel  titled

“As Children”.  It also is waiting for you

in the study room (or via the link below).

  O Love, our Mother, ever near 
(Hymn # 232)Tim
RR Librarian

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THE RIGHT PLACE

As Children

 

 

 

Members & Friends –

The Reading Room article for next week’s
Bible Lesson on “CHRIST JESUS” comes
to us from the September 1936 edition
of the Christian Science Journal and was
written by Graham Lytle. The title of the
article is “Leaving Our Nets”.  We have
it available for you in the study room
(or via the link below).

You may also appreciate Francis Pray’s
article “Give place” which is from the
September 16, 1939 issue of the
Christian Science Sentinel. It’s also
waiting in the study room (or by using
the link below).

   O Jesus, our dear Master  
(Hymn # 221)

Tim
RR Librarian

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LEAVING OUR NETS

“Give place”

 

 

 

Members & Friends –

The Reading Room article for next week’s
Bible Lesson on “SOUL” comes to us

from Louise Knight Wheatley Cook. It is

from the February 25, 1928 edition of the

Christian Science Sentinel and is titled

“Give ye them to eat”.  It’s waiting for you

in the study room (or via the link below).

You may also find “The Prayer of Jabez”

of interest. It was written by Reuben

Pogson and first appeared in the

February 25, 1905 issue of the CSS. Look

for it too in the study room (or by using

the link below).

 He comes to bless thee on his wings
of healing 
(Hymn # 202)

Tim
RR Librarian

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“Give ye them to eat”

The Prayer of Jabez

 

 

 

Members & Friends –

The Reading Room article for this week’s

Bible Lesson on “LOVE” is titled “The Gate Beautiful” and was written by Clara S.

Streeter. It is from the April 1927 edition

of the Christian Science Journal. You will

find it waiting for you in the study room

(or by tapping the link below).

And, for those wanting to dig a bit deeper,

you may want to look at Mary H. Cummins’

article titled “The Shunammite Woman”. It

first appeared in the September 13, 1919

issue of the Christian Science Sentinel.

It’s also in the study room (or via the link below).

 Love one another, – word of

revelation 
(Hymn # 179)Tim
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“THE GATE BEAUTIFUL”

The Shunammite Woman

Dear Members & Friends –

The Reading Room article for this week’s Bible Lesson on “TRUTH” was written by Blanche H. Hogue. It’s title is “A Workman Approved” and first appeared in the August 1913 edition of the Christian Science Journal.  You will find it in the study room (or via the link below).

And, some extra perspective may be enjoyed by reading Hazel Zimmerman’s article “True Liberty” from the October 23, 1920 issue of the Christian Science Sentinel. It’s also available in the study room (or by tapping the link below).

  Give me, O Lord, an understanding

heart 
(Hymn # 69)Tim
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A WORKMAN APPROVED

True Liberty