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From the Press
[Editorial in New York (N. Y.) World]
The appointment by Secretary Daniels of a Christian Scientist as navy chaplain denotes a significant change in the public attitude toward the faith founded by Mrs. Eddy.
February 23, 1918 issue
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"Who did sin?"
LOUIS A. GREGORY
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"Be ye stedfast"
CATHARINE SEVERENS
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Reflection
MARION MAY DOUET
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The Pattern Seen in the Mount
ALBERT FIELD GILMORE, M.A.
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Wisdom
SADIE KIEKINTVELD
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Daily Prayer
BURTON H. WADE
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Radiance
EDITH L. PERKINS
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To suppose that Christian Science is "indifferent to...
Peter V. Ross
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Working in the Church
William P. McKenzie
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Consecration and Protection
Annie M. Knott
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Real Ability
William D. McCrackan
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Notice
with contributions from Christian Science War Relief Committee
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Admission to Membership in The Mother Church
Charles E. Jarvis
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The Lectures
with contributions from Bicknell Young, William Lewis Wall, Jr., Raymond Ballard, F. W. Fergusson
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I give the following testimony in the hope that it will...
Ernest M. Viquesney
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It is ten years since, through great mental and physical...
Anna S. Larsen
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For nearly ten years Christian Science has been my only...
Belle F. Wyatt
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I want to tell what Christian Science has done for me
Miranda Ray Arms with contributions from Mayme L. Shilts, M. G. Shilts
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I am grateful for what Christian Science has done for us
John M. Timm with contributions from Eva Hefty Timm
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"Eye hath not seen, nor ear heard, neither have entered...
Gertrude Goode
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Words fail to express my gratitude for what Christian Science...
Carl A. Roggemann
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In February, 1913, I became very ill
J. J. Smither
