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Giving
As Christian Scientists, we cannot give much thought to the subject of "Giving," without realizing that, in its highest and best meaning and demonstration, it is a vital element in our profession as followers of the Master.
It is a subject that will furnish us all much food for thought, and I am thankful for the opportunity of referring to it because of the help and blessing it has been to me to ponder over it and search my own heart.
The true broad thought of "Giving" is imparting to others, it is that which is back of and which impels all action tending toward spiritual ministration or material help.
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February 26, 1903 issue
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"Looking unto Jesus"
S. F. S.
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What is man?
J. R. H.
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A Reply in Explanation
Clarence A. Buskirk
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The Healing Faith
W. D. McCrackan
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A Firm Foundation
Alfred Farlow
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The Fair Exchange of Values
L. B. C. with contributions from Charles Eliot Norton
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The Rubber Industry
Elliot Weatherby
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The Possibilities of Life
E. G. Spencer with contributions from W. C. Gannett
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"Doe the Nexte Thynge!"
Anonymous
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Letters to our Leader
Irving C. Tomlinson with contributions from Mary Hatch Harrison, A. C. Thompson
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Distribution of Literature
G. H. M.
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Upon Accuracy and Inaccuracy
ANNE DODGE.
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Obedience
MARGARET E. HALLEY.
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Giving
GEORGE S. TEBBETS.
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The Lectures
with contributions from George B. Albee, D. F. Singleton
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On the evening of October 27, 1898, I was on my way...
Annie M. Dahl
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My first knowledge of Christian Science, came through...
Maggie Richmond
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Eight years ago I was suffering with chronic stomach...
H.J. Kittridge
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A Word from Mr. Chase
with contributions from Joseph Armstrong, Stephen A. Chase