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[Written for the Sentinel]
Creation
Darkness upon the deep,—bowed down with sorrow,Discouragement, and grief, and bitter tearsFor all that seemed to be. No new tomorrowShed ray of hope, of help adown the years.
But hush, a breath, a whisper, 'tis the Spirit!Spirit of God, shine thou my heart within;Move thou upon this deep; thy tender broodingShall heal my grief and banish all my sin!

September 6, 1913 issue
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Unity in Happiness
WILLIAM D. MC CRACKAN, M.A.
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Sacrifice
KENNETH B. ELLIMAN
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Reflection
MARY TRAMMELL SCOTT
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"Lazarus, come forth"
ROBERT ELLIS KEY
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Good Infinite
JOAN HUDGENS ROME
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Man and His Dominion
ALBERT L. MC BRIDE
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Creation
MARY JAMES ARNOLD
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Some forty years ago Mrs. Eddy established the Christian...
Willis D. McKinstry
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Our clerical critic repudiates and disparages Christian...
John I,. Rendall
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Progression
Archibald McLellan
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Prejudice
John B. Willis
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Letter and Spirit
Annie M. Knott
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The Lectures
with contributions from James A. Rice, James T. Shipman, M. Reinhart, Frederick W. Janvrin, Loring Trott
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Admission to Membership in The Mother Church
John V. Dittemore
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My first knowledge of Christian Science was gained several...
Edwin John Roberts
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For over two years I suffered intensely with hemorrhoids,...
Lida H. Spence
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In early girlhood I became a member of a Christian church,...
Nellie S. Prescott
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Having received so much help from the testimonies in the...
Annie M. King with contributions from J. W. King
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As the benefits of Christian Science multiply daily, the...
Jessie Widner Colton with contributions from Anna H. Merriam
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In February, 1911, my daughter was taken with scarlet...
Fr. Ch. Helmanzik
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From Our Exchanges
with contributions from Charles F. Dole