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Among the Churches
At the opening morning service in the new building of Second Church of Christ, Scientist, 910 Edmond Street, every seat in the auditorium was filled, and in the evening there also was a large attendance.
The church was formerly used by the Reformed Church. It has been entirely remodeled, painted, and papered, and is now very attractive. The seating capacity is about four hundred.
Second Church of Christ, Scientist, was organized June 25, 1900, with thirty-five charter members, and since that time the membership has more than doubled.
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June 13, 1903 issue
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Mrs. Eddy Corrects a Misstatement
Mrs. Eddy with contributions from Editor
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In Time of Need
LYOYD B. COATE
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Many in One
CYRENE EMORY
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A Grateful Response
ELLEN E. CROSS
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The Lectures
with contributions from Philip S. Moxom, Le Noir White
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MRS. EDDY TAKES NO PATIENTS
Editor
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"A Sweet Love-Offering"
Editor
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The Ounce of Prevention
CLARANCE W. CHADWICK.
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Strife and Striving
SAMUEL L. MYERS.
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The Absolute
ELSIE FORREST EARLEY.
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An Interesting Possibility
W. P. W.
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If thou desirest true contrition of heart, enter into thy...
THOMAS A KEMPIS
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The Nothingness of Evil
A. L. R.
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The Housatonias
SARAH J. DAY
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I cannot express the boundless joy that I have experienced...
IRENE K. WILBUR
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"Thy word is a lamp unto my feet, and a light unto my...
HANNAH S. COLLVER
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Notices
STEPHEN A. CHASE
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Religious Items
with contributions from G. H. SIMMONS, HELEN KELLER, CHARLES E. JEFFERSON