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Man's Inherent Capabilities

Today many who have been trained for specific trades, vocations, or professions have found themselves suddenly called upon to engage in activities for which they had had no previous preparation and which had formerly been considered wholly foreign to them.
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Identification Tags

The use of identification tags by our armed forces was under discussion in a class in a Christian Science Sunday School which was composed of college men.
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Mind Hears

Through the study and application of Christian Science, one cultivates spiritual understanding and gains step by step the spiritual facts of being.
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Religion and Childlikeness

Who has not felt refreshed and uplifted by the sparkling laughter, the genuine frankness and sweetness, of a little child?
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Walling Up the Old

A Student of literature was recently studying Oliver Wendell Holmes' poem, "The Chambered Nautilus.
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If you were to climb by ladder out of a dark pit into the sunlight and open country, it would not be the ladder which eliminated the darkness and confinement.
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How to Overcome Homesickness

The student of Christian Science knows that wherever his duty or his orders take him he can never be absent from goodness and blessedness.
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The Story of Promise

O earth , lay off your dustiness.
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The Joyous Way

Boys and girls who attend the Christian Science Sunday School are learning that it is a privilege to follow Jesus in the way he taught.
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Precept

Seek first God's kingdom: fill your thoughtWith all the good that Love has wrought,And He from out His spiritual storeWill on your head a blessing pour.
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Beliefs Cannot Fasten on Man

Barnacles have in the past fastened themselves in great numbers to the hulls of ocean-going ships and, if they have not from time to time been removed, they have considerably retarded the ships' movements.
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"I shall be satisfied"

What is called mortal mind is itself a state of unsatisfied pseudo consciousness, a belief of life and intelligence separated from divine Life, the alone source of all life and intelligence.
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The First Church of Christ, Scientist.
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Boston, Massachusetts.
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To ensure that complete lecture notices be printed in the Sentinel, detailed information should reach the Journal, Sentinel, and Herald Editorial Department regarding lectures in the United States and Canada at least seven weeks before the date of the lecture; elsewhere, eight or ten weeks before.
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Roseville, California.
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The Sentinel of May 29, 1943, carried an invitation to members of The Mother Church, and particularly librarians, to contribute, from time to time, helpful, healing experiences in our Reading Rooms.
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Testimony of Healing

I am very grateful to testify...

I am very grateful to testify that Christian Science does heal.
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"Oh that men would praise the Lord for his goodness, and for his wonderful works to the children of men!".
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Testimony of Healing
In Psalms.
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Testimony of Healing

In the hope that someone needing...

In the hope that someone needing encouragement may be helped onward toward his rightful freedom, the following testimony is given.
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Testimony of Healing
My gratitude for Christian Science is boundless.
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Testimony of Healing
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I am grateful for having had Christian parents.
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Testimony of Healing

Previous to the time when we...

Previous to the time when we turned to Christian Science for the truth, I recall the many remedies tried, one by one, over a period of many years, to heal the eczema.
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"So shall my word be"

Far in the whispering woodland deeply laidAfter the winter bleakness melts in springAnd bitter nights surrender to the day—Faint on the south wind now I hear a noteOf tiny waterfall, born of the snowThat winter heaped within the glen; and now,Released from binding travail by the sun,Leaps down the rocks in shining crystal spray;To eye, a rivulet so frail that rootOr rock might turn it from its certain way;Yet, gathering breadth of grace and depth of might,Resistless, gladsome, singing, it glides on.
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Signs of the Times

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The publication of a new solo setting for one of Mrs.
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