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The Lectures
Seldom has the Berlin Opera House been crowded by a larger or more intelligent audience than that which assembled on Thursday evening [October 23] to listen to a lecture on Christian Science by Judge William G. Ewing of Chicago. The lecture was followed with the closest attention throughout.
Mr. E. P. Clement, K. C., acted as chairman and briefly introduced the speaker.
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November 20, 1902 issue
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Christian Science and Prayer
Alfred Farlow
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A Plea for Fair Judgment
W. D. McCrackan
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Beginners in Christian Science
Edward E. Norwood
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The Better Part
Charles K. Skinner
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The Beatitude of Purity
J. R. Miller
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The Overcoming of Disadvantage
Wayland Hoyt with contributions from Mazzini
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The Lectures
with contributions from J. G. Hutchison, Henry M. Baker, Henry O. Kent, J. R. Dean
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MRS. EDDY TAKES NO PATIENTS
Editor
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Sin Healing
FLORENCE W. FLOURNOY.
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Humility
H. T. G.
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"Taking Heed."
JESSICA CLARK THOMAS.
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Freedom without License
R. M. W.
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Love's Healing Presence
L. S. S.
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Seek First the Kingdom of God
E. M. H.
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Among the Churches
with contributions from Eliza F. Lockwood, A. A. Campbell, Martha Sutton Thompson, C. D., Mildred May Gildmer
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Christian Science has not come to me, as to many, with...
Nellie C. Warner
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Christian Science has done much for me
Newell Ferris with contributions from M. W. Clark
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After wearing glasses for a year and a half and taking...
A. Florence Mead
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In picking up the Journal with a desire, though unexpressed,...
Millie Mosenfelder with contributions from L. D. Frazee
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I should like to tell of an experience which shows the...
Ermina V. Willard
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Religious Items
with contributions from Beecher, John White Chadwick, Canon Westcott
