June 5, 1902
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The semi-annual free lecture of Fourth Church of Christ, Scientist, New York City, was given in the church auditorium on Friday evening, May 16, by Carol Norton, C.
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The Communion services of the Mother Church will be held in Mechanics Hall, Huntington Avenue, June 15, 1902, at 10 a.
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The author of the Christian Science text-book takes no patients, does not consult on disease, nor read letters referring to these subjects.
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Christian Science has received a new impetus here during the past few months, and, as a result, the first building of that denomination in this city is about to be erected in the West End, at the corner of Madison Avenue and Quail Street.
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At
the Wednesday evening meeting [April 2], at the Second Church of Christ, Scientist, of Chicago, the leader read a greeting sent by the directors of the church to Mrs.
Poem
Out
of all mists,Into all Light;Out of all wrong,Into the Right;Out of things false,Into the true;Out of death's clutch,Into Life new.
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Much
is said in the public prints, from the pulpits, and in direct conversation with Christian Scientists, to the effect that those who are trying to live this new-old religion of healing and happiness are "followers of Mrs.
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In
Science and Health, page 89, we read, "Mind is not necessarily dependent upon educational processes.
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This
thought was given me by a dear friend in Christian Science, and thinking it very helpful I wish to share it with all students of our Bible lessons.
Testimony of Healing
I came to know of Christian Science in the following manner.
Testimony of Healing
I was brought up in the Methodist faith.
Testimony of Healing
In infancy and childhood I was very delicate.
Testimony of Healing
I feel as though I must not wait any longer to send in my testimony of gratefulness for the great good I receive from this blessed Truth.
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