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Among the Churches
Although not yet organized as a church, but only a society, we now occupy two rooms that we have nicely furnished. Every need has been met as we proceeded in the work, and we rejoice in the success of our labor knowing that it is God who worketh with us to will and to do of His own good pleasure. We have a nice little Sunday School, which kindly presented the society with the organ, so they might have a part in our progress. We all with one accord send greetings to our dear Leader, through the Sentinel, giving thanks for Science and Health, which has given us an understanding of the Bible, whereby all things have become new to us, "behold all things are new."
MARY W. BRODERSON.
Enjoy 1 free Sentinel article or audio program each month, including content from 1898 to today.
May 30, 1903 issue
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The Attitude of Christian Scientists toward Physicians
W. D. McCRACKAN
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The Demands of Christian Science
ALFRED FARLOW
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Love and Self-Assertion
FLEISCHER
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Utilizing Nature's Energy
KATHERINE VOSBURG
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The Lectures
with contributions from Ira W. Packard, Roeseler, Emily Pardee-Disbrow
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Card
MARY BAKER G. EDDY
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Now and Then
MARY BAKER G. EDDY.
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The Children of Disobedience
WILLARD S. MATTOX.
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Concerning Testimonies
E. L. F.
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The Value of Right Thinking
JOHN L. RENDALL.
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Had I but Wealth
R. G. CARNEY
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The Wise Old Apple-Tree
M. E.
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The Bright Side
Anon
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Among the Churches
MARY W. BRODERSON with contributions from BEECHER, GEORGE F. GADDIS, A. G. PECK
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I became interested in Christian Science somewhat over...
Ella E. Mitchell
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I wish to express my gratitude to our beloved Leader...
MINNA BOHDE with contributions from Anon
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Notices
with contributions from STEPHEN A. CHASE
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Religious Items
with contributions from AUGUSTUS M. LORD, LUCY LARCOM, CARLYLE, JOHN HAMILTON THOM, ROBERT LEIGHTON, ALEX. MACLAREN, W. GLADDEN, THOMAS A KEMPIS