The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1914-02-12
G0.T0-CHuRCH- SUNDAY
A GREAT SUCCESS HERE
The Inmates Respond to the Mirrors Gall
and Fill the Auditorium and Chapel Many Visitors
Also Present Special Services at Both Prisons
Thoroughly Enjoyed by All.


and thoroughly appreciated by VS.
itors and inmates.
Mr.. Deutsch is chairman OF the
State Publication Committee OF the
Christian Science Church. Elo-
ouent and forceful in his delivery,
he charmed his audience by his plain
and unvarnished plea for a better
and purer life. There was no at
tempt made by him to proselyte or
convert his hearers to Science-the
church does not practice that-hls
talk was upon the desirability OF llv--
ing a Christian life and he succeeded
admirably in convincing his audi
ence.
In his address he said in part: :
Friends: From the announce
ment In your own little paper, we
understand that today is Mirror
Day." that being the case / ask you
to take a short look with me into
the mirror. 1t is not new mirror,
that we want you to look into, Tor
the reflections thereof have reassur-
ed the children of men from the
dawn of creation. The loving moth
er encouraging her toddling little
one, the gallant captain cheering his
men On to greater vaIor, the gentle
Saviour quoting his affrighted dis
ciples.-have all looked into that
mirror that mirror is the love OF
God. And John says God Is Love.
The Mirrors Reflections
In the reflections from the mirror
of the perfect love of God, we as
Gods children find a panacea that
is as free as the air, as animatiDg as
the sunrise, as dependable as the
tides of the sea, and as lasting as
the mind of God, Love, Truth and
His reflections for all is mind. To
look into the mirror of Gods love.
for it's simplicity and similitude,
we have only to look at ourselves as
We were when we were children
and see the perfect love of that dear
mother who could take us in her
arms and heal all our little ills and
troubles. Thus we learn a great
lesson from the undying confidence
and trust of the child in mothers
love.
Our human sense of love, fine
though it may be, must be broaden
ed, purified; and just in proportion
as this is done, will it be made ca
pable of bringing to US the sweet
reflections in the mirror of Gods
Love.
Like the child we must have pure
thoughts, for it is what we think
that makes us act. AS wrong thoughts
or mortal mind, are seen to be
the cause of SO many affections of
mortals, so love and thoughts are to
be known as their remedy. If we
would have less worry, anxiety. ap-
prehension, and the ills they invite,
we must be more loving; that is to
say, the more of God Perfect Love,
we bring into our conscience and
make manifest in our daily lives. the
greater the reflections of love and
truth we can show forth.
Christian Science brings the
truth to human comprehension,
gives freedom from whatever error
may enslave; aDd thus restores men,
tai, moral, and physical liberty. Its
aim is not to proselyte or beg people
to join the Christian Science faith,
but its duty is to teach and practice
j love for God, Father M other-Man
The world of today is alive to the
appreciation Of this great truth, that
the one thing needful is more love
for God and man.
j But if thoughts unclean, unjust,
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