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A Letter from One Interested in Christian Science
Los Angeles, Cal., January 20, 1900.
My Dear Sister:—It is such a long time since I have had a line from you, that the receipt of a package of Christian Science Sentinels, was welcomed yesterday with great surprise and wonder, and the thought was presented to my mind as to whether you were also an advocate of what is so frequently termed a fad; though many, while so calling it, acknowledge that there is much truth in it, but that it is very difficult of apprehension,—views which were entertained by me, until the truth of all, as given in "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures," has been gradually unfolded to my understanding.
When the truth of the Christ-idea is fully revealed, what a great power and responsibility is reflected upon the new conception—it is, indeed, wonderful!
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April 12, 1900 issue
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Protecting the Children
Alfred Farlow
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What Christian Science Teaches
C. L. Lawrence
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"Is Christian Science Christian?"
Henry Ripley
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To Health
Sarah Louise Morris
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MRS. EDDY TAKES NO PATIENTS
Editor
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Easter
Editor
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No Spread of Contagious Disease
Editor with contributions from Henry P. Emerson
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The Lectures
with contributions from Justice Quarles
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Among the Churches
with contributions from Maggie Drake
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Glad Easter Day!
BY E. F. V.
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Cultivation
BY M. BETTIE BELL.
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Christian Science, the Light of the World
BY HENRY A. MANNING
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Consistent Application of Christian Science
BY A. F. BLUNDELL
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Higher
BY C. R. FRICKY
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A Thought
BY EVA S. LOMBARD
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A Flower Legend
BY M. A. G
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Healed by Christian Science
L. M. Hance
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All Ailments have Disappeared
Bettie E. Boyle
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Healed by Reading Science and Health
C. H. Barnes
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Thankful for Christian Science
Lizzie Marsh
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Grateful for Spiritual Uplifting
Helen Hirt
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How the Bird was Saved
Margaret D. Coburn
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A Child's Rendering
A. P. Blackler