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The Lectures
Introductions to Lectures
Nashville, Tennessee (First Church).
Lecturer: William Duncan Kilpatrick; introduced by Sterling M. Cherry, who said:—
While Christian Science is a religion, based wholly upon the Bible, its teaching is so different from other religions that, in order to insure the acceptance of what one presents, under this authority, some positive, unmistakable evidence must accompany his allegations. Therefore, my remarks on this occasion will, practically speaking, constitute a testimony.
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March 5, 1932 issue
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"Gathered together in my name"
ARTHUR TIPTON STEWART
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Seek Ye—Continue Ye!
NINA A. CLAWSON
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Not a Self-Appointed Task
MARGARET HORN
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Mother-Love
MAY LILIAN SPURWAY
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Our Opportunity
GERTRUDE MANCHESTER COOK
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Singing "the Lord's song"
CLARA SCHRADER STREETER
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The Joy of Discovery
PETER B. BIGGINS
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Among all men who have attained to an equal degree of...
Remarks on George Washington prepared for the Washington Bicentennial Service in The Mother Church and Branch Churches on
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In Tidens Tegn of the 28th ult. is a review of a book,...
Nils A. T. Lerche, Committee on Publication for Norway,
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"As a little child"
EDITH DE CHAIR
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Man
Violet Ker Seymer
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The Sanctuary of Spirit
Duncan Sinclair
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The Lectures
with contributions from Sterling M. Cherry, Elsie Belle Champion, Harry L. Whorf, John W. Doorly
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Thirteen years ago I came into Christian Science for...
J. Herbert Smith
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Years ago, when I was a young girl living in New York,...
Magdalen Bradley
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During the past eighteen years, which have been filled...
Emma Jane Smith
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When I was suffering from the effects of war service...
Henry John Frederick Coe with contributions from Meta Kathleen Coe
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In 1909 I became interested in Christian Science through...
Margaret Simons
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Prayer for Compassion
MARTHA MAY SMITH
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Robert Gunn Davis, Frederick R. Coudert, Peter Buchan, James I. Vance