November 17, 1898
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We are authorized to say that the lesson-texts of the Expository Notes are to be read by the First Reader as formerly.
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In an able address recently published in the Weekly News of Seneca, Kansas, the Rev.
Tom Johnson
—if you wish to hear him use language, call him Thomas—is a unique character among millionaires.
Colonel Ingersoll,
in his recent lecture in Boston on the subject of Superstition, among many other brilliant things, said: "Superstition is to believe without evidence, to explain one mystery with another, to disregard the real relation between cause and effect, to believe that matter was created by mind, to trust in miracles, charms, and dreams.
The
historic church located at Dearborn Avenue and Walton Place on the North Side, Chicago, has been purchased by Christian Scientists, and will be occupied by the Second Church of Christ, Scientist, of Chicago.
On
Thursday, November 10, Rev.
The
First Church of Christ, Scientist, dedicated its new church building at 924 East Superior Street, November 6 at 11 o'clock, and two hundred and fifty people, about the seating capacity of the church, gathered to hear the dedication services, which were performed in accordance with the forms of the Christian Science belief.
To the Editor Christian Science Weekly:—A lecture was given here by Mr.
I am
of Norwegian parentage and was raised a Lutheran of the strictest kind, and lived in a large Norwegian settlement where the English language was spoken very rarely.
Recently an old claim of sciatica which had been healed in Science five years before, seemed to return.
It is hardly necessary for me to say that the Weekly has been a great benefit to me already.
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The Wednesday experience meeting for subjects of general interest pertaining to Christian Science, as well as personal experience, is now called the Wednesday Evening Meeting.
