Out of the mystery gates of birth came forth these three to hallow our earth.

John Milton Scott (1855-1928) was born in Saltsburg, Pennsylvania. He attended Lafayette College in Easton, PA, becoming a Baptist minister. Later he became a Unitarian, becoming minister at Ithaca Unitarian Church. He earned a graduate degree from Cornell. Over the years he authored many nooks of sermons and poems.
He was married to Mary Maude McCormick and together they had John, Donald, Roger, Jean, Malcolm and Karl.

For the help of others and the help of myself, these affirmations were written.

They are visioned in the truth that in God we live and move and have our being; that we are born in the image and likeness of the Father and Mother Infinite, who, nameless, declares, I AM.

New Civilization Church / THE INTERNATIONAL NEW THOUGHT ALLIANCE

New Civilization Church

Divine Love

All through his life Henry Thomas Hamblin had experienced visionary experiences where he came in contact with a Divine Presence : " ... It is not possible to describe such an experience," he wrote. " All care, anxiety and fear vanished, and I felt that I was cradled in Divine Love.... The deep peace of the Eternal flowed through me like a river; yet at the same time it was as though I was being carried along on a stream of Divine Bliss..."

Hamblin believed that there is a source of abundance within which, when contacted, could change a person's entire life. As long as people blamed their circumstances they were stuck in the 'victim role', but if they moved in harmony with their inner source their life could be full of abundance and harmony.

His experience had taught him that if the mind worked in harmony with the Divine, then everything you needed flowed towards you."We cannot live for ourselves alone; indeed, we begin really to live only when we live for others - for the Whole. It is your privilege and mine to be co-workers with God in leading souls to a realisation of their Divine Kinship and Oneness with the Source of all"


Henry Thomas Hamblin (1873 - 1958) was an English mystic, "New Thought" author, and founder of magazine "The Science of Thought Review", which achieved wide readership.

TO THOSE
who are standing on the banks of worry before the ocean of God's love
I cry aloud
"COME ON IN--THE WATER'S FINE!"QUIT YOUR WORRYING!George Wharton James
[1916]
George Wharton James (1858–1923) was a prolific popular lecturer and journalist, writing more than 40 books and many articles and pamphlets on California and the American Southwest.