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The Lectures
Boston, Massachusetts (The Mother Church).
Lecturer: Miss Margaret Morrison; introduced by Ralph B. Scholfield, who said:—
Since the Christian era began, Christianity has been divided up into many denominations. In these days we are witnessing a very severe testing time for all these sects. The letter and external form of Christianity cannot withstand this period of trial alone. The great need is for the spirit of Christianity and its practical works.
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February 6, 1937 issue
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Armed with Love
MABEL SPICER GILL
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"A great calm"
STOCKTON VEAZEY
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True Forgiveness Heals
MARY SANDS LEE
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"Enough to know"
HENRY J. F. COE
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The Wine of Inspiration
IDA FLORENCE SAWYER
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Real Selfhood—Goodness
LOUIE ALLEN
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Supply—A Revelation
MADELINE T. FOOTE
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Keep On Shining
CLAIRE MOORE
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Child's Morning Song
LAURA GERAHTY
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In your recent issue appeared a letter which contained...
Miss Ethel Walters,
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From a letter dated 1907
MARY BAKER EDDY
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Speech That Is Kindly
Duncan Sinclair
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Power, not Pressure
George Shaw Cook
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The Lectures
with contributions from Ralph B. Scholfield, William Edgar Morgan, Kate E. Kempthorne
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With unceasing gratitude I give thanks to God for revealing...
Lorena Lincicome Reid
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Late in 1905 my wife and I came to a city on the north...
Ellsworth A. Noble
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The first time I had the Christian Science textbook,...
Marguerite Orth
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To acknowledge publicly the great debt I owe to our...
Mabel B. Saunders with contributions from David B. Saunders
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The autumn of 1927 found me mentally sick of academic...
A. Victor Swedberg
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In the words of the Psalmist I also say, "Many, O Lord...
Rhea W. Simpson with contributions from Annie L. Widdison
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"Oh that men would praise the Lord for his goodness,...
Effie M. Schrouder
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Reliance
GLADYS GARDEN
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Canon L. D. Gottschall, B. V. Pannabecker