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The Lectures
Introductions to Lectures
Kimberley, South Africa (Society).
Lecturer: Paul Stark Seeley; introduced by Mrs. Emily Kate Bayliss, who said:—
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June 6, 1931 issue
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Dedication
JEKAB GREENBLAT
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"Cast out this bondwoman and her son"
PAULINE JEFFERY
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God's Presence
WILBERT H. GARDINER
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"Rise, ... and walk"
EMILY N. ZIEGLER
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"Where he was"
JOHN COOLIDGE
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Man's Eternal Existence
FRANCES E. TALLEY
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Real Housework
ELLEN SMART
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Strength in Right Thinking
ETHEL MUNRO GOSS
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A news item from London appearing in your paper on...
J. Latimer Davis, Committee on Publication for the State of Iowa,
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In reply to your correspondent, with reference to what...
Mrs. Ann P. Hewitt, Committee on Publication for the North Island, New Zealand,
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Christian Science is not based upon the "fantastic theory"...
Alfred Johnson, Committee on Publication for Yorkshire, England,
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Our Father's Care
ELLA A. STONE
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Mind's Guidance and Control
Duncan Sinclair
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Responsiveness to Good
Violet Ker Seymer
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The Lectures
with contributions from Emily Kate Bayliss, Caroline Curless Reeve , Gerald Gauntlett, Mertie E. Birch, Dale Dudley Coyle, Jerome Crane Sisson, Collier Hollan Ellison
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About thirty-one years ago my mother was led to take...
Olive F. Adams
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About eight years ago, when Christian Science was first...
Mary M. Miller
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It has been said that "man's extremity is God's opportunity."...
Robert M. S. Putnam with contributions from Cornelia Putnam
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I did not come into Christian Science for physical healing...
Suzanne Horsman with contributions from Roy V. Horsman
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Christian Science became my religion when I was seven years old...
Katharine E. Middleton
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It is with deep gratitude that I acknowledge the healings...
Elsie S. Eaton
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The Call
ALICE BARTHOLOMEW
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from John T. Jenkins, R. C. McAdie, Ernest R. Squire