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The Lectures
Willis F. Gross, who lectured on Christian Science, was introduced as follows by J. Foster Stevens, one of the faculty of the West Chester high school:—
During the past half century there has been a great movement, throughout the educational world, toward what has been termed applied science, or the practical application of the teachings of our schools. Simultaneous with this movement there has been one in religion, known as Christian Science. This, so far as I know it, may be called applied religion; applied love; the practical application of the teaching of that great Teacher who blessed this earth nearly two thousand years ago.

November 21, 1914 issue
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"To be spiritually minded"
BLANCHE HERSEY HOGUE
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Good Limitless
J. LOUISE CARTER
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Feeding the Lambs
E. HOWARD GILKEY
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Joy Spiritual
EMMA GOODMAN
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Sunday School
LUCY HAYS EASTMAN
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I cannot help feeling that the clergyman who complains of...
Algernon Hervey Bathurst
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In a recent issue I notice the remarks of Mrs. — on...
John W. Doorly
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Our critic asserts that it is not through personal antagomism...
Willis D. McKinstry
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A contributor to the Journal's columns recently expressed...
Paul Stark Seeley
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Seeking the Light
Archibald McLellan
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Rationality
John B. Willis
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"Things new and old"
Annie M. Knott
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The Lectures
with contributions from J. Foster Stevens, Louis J. Brann, General Guard, George Rieber, Charles H. Colburn, Robert Murray Pratt
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Christian Science came to me like an angel, at the midnight...
Caroline Kronenberger
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Several years ago I was one of the most wretched of women
Kathleen H. Vay
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The truth as revealed through the study of Christian Science...
Helen C. Krantz
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I wish to express the gratitude of my heart for what...
Sarrah S. Knight
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If I were to allow thought to dwell upon what I represented...
M. E. Brandon with contributions from Gertrude Ring Homans
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From Our Exchanges
with contributions from John Howard Melish