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Among the Churches
Christian Science has received a new impetus here during the past few months, and, as a result, the first building of that denomination in this city is about to be erected in the West End, at the corner of Madison Avenue and Quail Street. It will have a depth of about sixty-five feet, with seating capacity of three hundred, and will be built of wood in Colonial style. There will be two studies, one on either side of the platform, a choir and belfry. The interior decorations will be simple. The only effort toward what might be termed ornamentation will be the gilded lettering of texts taken from the Bible, and from "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker G. Eddy. The interior of the chapel will be vaulted. The idea of the Scientists is to have the edifice as simple and chaste as possible. Work on the building will be begun next week and pushed with all possible speed to completion. It is expected that services will be held in the new chapel on the first Sunday in August. The cost of the building will be between five and six thousand dollars.
This chapel is only the beginning; it is but the promise, so to speak, of the church proper, which will in time spring from it.

June 5, 1902 issue
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Christian Science and Suggestive Therapeutics
Clarence A. Buskirk
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A Christian Scientist answers Rev. Dr. Utter
Alfred Farlow
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Christian Science Claims
Norman E. John
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The Lectures
with contributions from W. D. McCrackan, Thomas Edward Potterton, Robert J. Brock, Max Wertheimer, J. L. Foley
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MRS. EDDY TAKES NO PATIENTS
Editor
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Lectures Abroad
Editor
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Among the Churches
with contributions from Carrie Brown, Sarah M. Van Camp, Eda Wynkoop, Stacy Dorn, Della Githens, Chauncey Parsons, Clara H. Savory, Charles Kingsley
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Wednesday Evening Meeting at Chicago
E. G. H. with contributions from Joseph Parker
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The Real Man
By Caroline Washburn Rockwood.
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As Wise Followers
By Herbert S. Fuller.
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Freedom
By J. E.
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Our Tonic
By M. E. McA.
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I was brought up in the Methodist faith
Mary E. Burrows with contributions from Amanda M. Kunz