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Among the Churches
Current Notes
Holland.—Attacks on Christian Science in the press have been less numerous again this year than last; in general the articles to which replies were written, aside from some misunderstandings of this teaching, showed a growing recognition of the good it is bringing to humanity. Corrections were sent to seven papers or periodicals, and even where some of them were not published, proof was more than once furnished that they at least had a good effect on the editors or the writers of the attacks. In the weekly paper Eenheid translations from the Christian Science periodicals have again been regularly published this year.
After a lapse of some years in which, owing to the situation created by the world war, it was not possible to have a lecture, this autumn we had the privilege of having a member of The Christian Science Board of Lectureship with us. A translation of the entire text of his lecture was published in Eenheid, while the principal papers in The Hague and Amsterdam printed longer or shorter reports. At the end of the lecture in both towns extra copies of this weekly, containing no other matter than the translation, were handed to and greatly appreciated by the numerous visitors.
The directors of the International School of Philosophy at Amersfoort informed me of their intention to arrange in the summer of 1920 a congress on "The Oneness of Humanity." They asked me to become a member of the committee for preparation, in order to help them to devise a way to have Christian Science also represented at the congress. I corresponded about this matter with the Board of Directors in Boston, who in the end left the decision about participation to the Christian Science church and societies in Holland, all of which expressed their desire to have Christian Science represented at the congress. At a meeting of the committee for preparation, held at Amersfoort, this matter was amply considered. It is hoped and trusted that participation will result in a rich blessing to all.
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March 13, 1920 issue
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"Is there any word from the Lord"
MARGARET TROILI CAMPBELL
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Welcoming God's Messages
HELEN J. ALLEN
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Rebuking Sin
CHARLES C. SANDELIN
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Service
CORALIE ELLISTON
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How Seest Thou
ESTHER HIGGS
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Reconstruction
LULU C. BALZ
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Supply
MARIA VALDE
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The correspondent, "J. B.," in referring to the teaching...
Peter B. Biggins
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Ignoring the example of the Master, a pastor, according...
Aaron E. Brandt
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The Words of My Mouth
MARGARET MORRISON
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A Well-Ordered World
William P. McKenzie
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The Two Angels
Ella W. Hoag
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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, Constance Palm, Beulah M. Bayne, Gerry H. Barnes, Oscar Sorensen, Allan Kennedy, J. R. George
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During the past seven years I have been able to testify...
Elizabeth G. Myers with contributions from Dorothy Vennebaker Brando
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From a condition of darkest despair, suffering, and sorrow,...
Belle Euer with contributions from William Euer
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I am grateful for what Christian Science has done for...
Mary E. Taylor
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It is with gratitude to God that I give this testimony
Margaret S. Chapman
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I am so very grateful to God that I must give thanks
John W. Press
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Christian Science came to me when I was in need of...
Edwin Leidberg
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About nine years ago Christian Science found me seriously...
Corinne Barton
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Coolidge