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A Letter from Mr. Shield
New York, May 25, 1916.
To the Board of Directors of The First Church of Christ, Scientist, Boston, Mass.
Dear Friends: Permit me to express my gratitude for the kindly spirit with which you have accepted my request to be relieved of further service as a lecturer.
The lecturing has brought me much joy, and I leave it with heartfelt love and gratitude to God, to you, to my dear coworkers in the lecture field, and to all those beloved ones whose helpful cooperation and loving generosity have so largely contributed to the measure of success my effort has attained.
Fraternally yours,
Jacob S. Shield.
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June 10, 1916 issue
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True Courtesy
WILLIAM R. RATHVON
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Truth-filled Thought
GRACE SQUIRES
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Distribution Work
FREDERICK R. RHODES
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God Revealed Through Man
FRANK P. EBERMAN
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Gratitude for Our Sunday Schools
SARA DODGE
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A Practical Religion
WILLIAM CAPELL
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True Loyalty
ABIGAIL DYER THOMPSON
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The two different accounts of creation as given in the first...
Carl E. Herring
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In a recent editorial entitled "To Charm Business," the...
Robert S. Ross
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A summary of what our critic had to say would tend to...
W. G. Watkins
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"Fear hath torment"
Archibald McLellan
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Doing and Becoming
John B. Willis
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"Sound doctrine"
Annie M. Knott
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A Letter from Mr. Shield
Jacob S. Shield
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The Lectures
with contributions from George Zimmerman, F. T. Woodford, Campbell MacCulloch, Frank Sisson
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Nothwithstanding many opportunities of being at least...
Meedy Shields Blish
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My first healing in Christian Science occurred about seven...
Grace Menzies with contributions from F. A. Menzies
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I owe a debt of boundless gratitude to Mrs. Eddy for...
Madolin Hayes
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I would like to express my gratitude for what Christian Science...
P. H. Guiles with contributions from Charlotte M. Guiles
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It is a pleasant duty to testify to the blessings I have...
Paul Horstmann
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"It doth not yet appear"
FRANCES A. HALDANCE
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From Our Exchanges
with contributions from Joseph Fort Newton, S. J. C. Goldsack, Ernest Rochat, James H. Snowden