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Church By-law
Amend Article XX., Section 4, to read as follows:—
Those beloved brethren who are distant from the Mother Church, and whose teachers have left them, can elect readers of their churches who are ready for this high calling and continue the meetings of their associations. If they have not a Christian Scientist Association, they can organize one, and select for its leader one of their number, or any loyal student who properly accepts their call and is duly qualified to teach Christian Science.
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March 21, 1901 issue
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The Lectures
with contributions from W. H. Taylor, C. A. Huyck
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As Viewed by a Christian Scientist
John H. Wheeler
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Christian Science
Frederick Dixon
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Great Religious Awakening Begun
R. W. Rogers
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Christian Science Healed Her
with contributions from A. Tennyson
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MRS. EDDY TAKES NO PATIENTS
Editor
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Something New
Mary Baker G. Eddy
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Church By-law
Editor
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In Answer to Prayer
Editor with contributions from J. S. Pillsbury
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Calls it Dangerous Action
Editor
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Christian Science and Insanity
with contributions from Mary Baker G. Eddy
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A Card of Thanks
with contributions from Charles M. Howe, Mary C. Keedy, Edwin J. Townsend
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Among the Churches
with contributions from M. C. S.
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Teaching a Young Lark
Charles Noble Churchill
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The Gift of God
BY M. LOUISE BAUM.
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"Be Courteous"
BY ELIZA P. T. HOUK.
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"Lest we Forget"
BY RACHEL F. MARSHALL.
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Hope
BY THERESA V. HARDY.
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Physical and Spiritual Benefits Realized
A. J. Beach
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Testimony of a Business Man
J. F. B.
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Helped by a Little Child's Faith
Gussie M. Williams
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Sight Restored through Christian Science
Ida Rogero