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The Postmaster General has completed and forwarded to the Secretary of the Treasury the estimates for the Post Office Department for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1907.
Mrs.

Our Heritage

"Behold, what manner of love the Father hath bestowed upon us, that we should be called the sons of God:.

"Progress."

Early in the year I was fortunate enough to be in London at the time when the late G.

Abiding in Truth

Jesus said, "If ye abide in me, and my words abide in you, ye shall ask what ye will, and it shall be done unto you.

Mental Windows

In Christian Science we learn that as man is the divine likeness he reflects God.

God's Goodness

God has been good to me.
Houston, Tex.
There may be reasonable objections to Christian Science, but that urged by Dr.
The declaration, "Be ye therefore perfect," cannot possibly mean that we must attain to perfection instantly; it recognizes the necessity of gradual growth into perfection.
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The Lectures

Judge William G.
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The author of the Christian Science text-book takes no patients, does not consult on disease, nor read letters referring to these subjects.

An Interesting Testimony

Concord, N.

"Heal the sick."

We are sometimes asked for advice as to how greater growth of Christian Science may be brought about in communities wherein the work has been established for some considerable time, yet the organized church or society has not advanced in membership as rapidly as have similar organizations in other places.
The recent Inter-Church Conference held in New York City has given rise to much discussion among religious people, which it is to be hoped will result in a better understanding of what really constitutes a Christian.

The True Liberalism

The so-called broadening of religious thought in late years has been very marked, and in so far as the change has signified an increase of charitableness and consideration for the convictions of others, it is an occasion for thanksgiving.

Letters to our Leader

[The following letter from the West is so expressive of the true Christian spirit which should animate our work in connection with the building of the extension to The Mother Church, that we are prompted to a fervent "God bless you!" —Editor.
I have learned to know and love Christian Science during the last year and a half, and have had constant help from it in every way, both for mind and body.

In loving gratitude to God, and to the dear one through...

In loving gratitude to God, and to the dear one through whom the truth has been revealed in this age, I give this testimony.
It has been twenty years since I first heard of Christian Science.
It is nearly eight years since I first heard of Christian Science; then, a woman who had been saved by this healing truth when she had been given up by her physicians, told me of the wonderful power which had saved her.
I am very thankful for Christian Science.
Perhaps my happiest experience in Christian Science has been the realization that although our text-book treats of "the deep things of God," it yet teaches us how to perform the simplest daily duties in the best possible way.
I wish to acknowledge the great benefit Christian Science has been to me, it was first offered to me through a friend who was reading the Journal.
I am glad to give a testimony of my healing through Christian Science.
When I attempt to make plain what Christian Science has done for me, words fail me.
I have been healed of many ailments, which have left me one by one.
It was in April, 1888, that the light of Truth first dawned upon my darkened senses with a sweet promise of hope.
I was a sufferer from heart and stomach complaints of many years' standing until two years ago, when in a public library in London I read a Christian Science Journal containing the "Los Angeles Case.
It is now five years since Christian Science came to our home, bringing health where disease had been; assurance, where fear had reigned supreme; faith, where doubt and ignorance had held control.
Having received so many blessings through Christian Science, I feel it my duty to acknowledge the triumph of Truth over consumption, palpitation of the heart, weakness, and other ailments.
I have long since felt that I should express, through the Sentinel, my deep sense of gratitude to God, and to Mrs.
During the summer of 1889 my mother was at Eureka Springs, Arkansas, for the baths and treatment.
When Christian Science was first presented to me I sent at once for a copy of "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mrs.

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