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Item of Interest
The Christian Science Board of Directors at the Annual Meeting of The Mother Church on June 5 made the following statement regarding the new Publishing House:
"Primarily, of course, the new building is intended to provide adequate facilities for the publishing of our religious periodicals, our daily newspaper, and the writings of our revered Leader, Mary Baker Eddy. But it does something more, much more in fact, than simply meet a physical need, great and pressing as that need may be. It stands, and will continue to stand through the years to come, as a silent but none the less impressive witness to that unity, stability, and demonstrated resourcefulness which should at all times characterize the organized efforts of Christian Scientists, and which in this instance have made possible the completion of the new Publishing House without delay and without debt. After July first no further contributions to this fund need be made."
This announcement was welcomed with joy and gratitude and contributions continued to come in to the Treasurer during June. But they did not stop then, for some branches of The Mother Church, students' associations, and individuals sent donations in July, and The Mother Church gladly received them. Also to churches or societies writing that they had not sent all they at first expected to contribute, it gladly responded that they were now free to care for their local needs and were under no obligation to fulfill the intended payments, but that, should they wish to continue their contributions, the money would be welcome, since the expenses of The Mother Church are particularly heavy at this time. They include the planting of the walled garden and court, the purchase of needed new machinery and furniture, the removal of the business of the Publishing Society to its new quarters, none of which were provided for in the contract price of the new building; also the obligation assumed by The Mother Church and Publishing Society, according to a letter sent the Field by The Christian Science Board of Directors, to raise in addition to the $3,000,000 contributed by the Field "any part or all of $1,000,000," which is now being supplied as the need arises.
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September 2, 1933 issue
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The Position of a Christian Scientist
SUSAN F. CAMPBELL
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Individuality
STACY M. SNOW
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Working for God
ROSE MARIE COVEY
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The Place We Occupy
KIMMIS HARTLEY HENDRICK
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True Power
MAUDE PETTUS
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Walking with God
DELLA M. WHITNEY
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A School Query
GEORGE E. ZIEGLER
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"We shall be"
MARY I. MESECHRE
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In an article in your paper a correspondent repeats...
Count Sigge Cronstedt, Committee on Publication for Sweden,
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In a recent issue of the Sunday Times-Advertiser a correspondent,...
William K. Kitchen, Committee on Publication for the State of New Jersey,
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Your issue of November 24 contains a letter on the subject...
Charles W. J. Tennant, District Manager of Committees on Publication for Great Britain and Ireland,
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Peace
MARIE ENGLE JOHNSON
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Standing Fast
Violet Ker Seymer
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The Dignity and Desirability of Labor
W. Stuart Booth
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The Lectures
with contributions from Paul G. Woerth, Adelaide Martan, James Howard Beck
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Being deeply grateful for all the blessings which I have...
Theresa F. Briner with contributions from Philipp Briner
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Christian Science came to me as a direct answer to prayer
Catharine M. Higgins
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My parents gave me a careful religious education, and...
Johannes A. M. Tilanus
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It is with a heart full of gratitude, love, and humility...
Claudia Easterling
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I have had many ups and downs during my travel Spiritward...
Curtis Williams
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Nine years ago I attended a Christian Science lecture,...
Eleonora Goodwin
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I wish to testify to my healings in Christian Science
Con. Gislason
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I first learned of Christian Science through the healing...
Edna C. Humphreys
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from A. Arthur Grunevald, George S. Hawley