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Signs of the Times
[Hugh Redwood, in the News Chronicle, London, England]
I sat up half the ... night with a doctor. We talked about various cases, but chiefly about his own. ...
We talked of disease and its causes, and the weapons with which men fight it. I told him of a friend stricken with one of those maladies which he, as a doctor, would class as incurable. I asked him his views on spiritual healing.
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June 22, 1935 issue
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Annual Meeting of The Mother Church
with contributions from John M. Brewer, A. Barry Bacon, Edward L. Ripley, The Christian Science Board of Directors
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Reliance on God
LOUISE RAVENS
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Love Guides Us into Peace
JOAN MC CRAY
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"No vision more bright"
BARBARA D. WILSON
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In a sermon reported in your issue of October 13, the...
William K. Primrose,
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In an article in the Hamburger Anzeiger of September 17,...
Gen. A. Kundinger, former Committee on Publication for Germany,
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Brotherhood
MABLE I. CLAPP
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Maintaining Our Position in Science
Duncan Sinclair
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Supply
Violet Ker Seymer
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The Lectures
with contributions from William Roland Holland, Helen Marion Marsh
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In May, 1932, while my husband was absent from home,...
Florence Evans
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In the late summer of 1928 I became afflicted with...
Oscar T. Mitchell
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It is now about thirteen years since Christian Science...
Adeline Lovering Carter with contributions from Adeline Beatrice Carter
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About sixteen years ago I took up the study of Christian Science...
Laura Forbes Riches
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My present position in life, what I am and what I have,...
C. J. Oscar Bergström
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Knowing that the healings of various forms of disease,...
Eva Fairbrother Musgrave
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Christian Science has proved to be the greatest blessing...
Walter Wm. Moberg
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Omnipotence of God
NORMAN LAMONT PRICE
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Hugh Redwood, M. A. Capron, Livingstone H. Lomas, Frank Mann