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In a challenging sermon preached at St. Peter's-in-the-Forest Church...
Walthamstow Post
In a challenging sermon preached at St. Peter's-in-the-Forest Church, the preacher called on his congregation for more devoted service to the cause of Christianity, bidding them to have greater consecration to the cause of Christ. He then singled out Christian Science as if it were a deterrent to Christianity, when, as a matter of fact, Christian Science demands that very consecration to Christ which the preacher advocated. Christian Science is awakening Christians to admit the long neglect of practical Christianity. For centuries Christian ministers have evaded the command of Christ Jesus to heal the sick, raise the dead, and cast out demons, but Christian Scientists, planting their standard on the rock, Christ, are enabled in the measure of their understanding to obey these commands and demonstrate the power of Truth today as conclusively as it was done in the first century. Remarkable healing of sickness and sin follows an obedience to Christ Jesus' command, and healing is one of the factors which accounts for the growth of Christian Science.
The Christian Science church was organized and "designed to commemorate the word and works of our Master," and intended to "reinstate primitive Christianity and its lost element of healing" (Church Manual by Mary Baker Eddy, p. 17). Ministers of religion will do well to study the subject of Christian Science impartially, and be open-minded enough to awaken their hearers to the original and vital Christianity which Christian Science proclaims. Mrs. Eddy says on pages 149 and 150 of "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures," "To-day there is hardly a city, village, or hamlet, in which are not to be found living witnesses and monuments to the virtue and power of Truth, as applied through this Christian system of healing disease."
There is no doubt whatever, in the minds of a large number of people, that the practical application of Christ Jesus' teaching is the only means by which to solve the problems of the world. And Christian Science is the Science of Christianity.
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March 2, 1940 issue
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"She hath done what she could"
LOUISE KNIGHT WHEATLEY COOK
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Without Variableness
HAROLD C. LEWIS
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Scientific Practice
THERESA HANSON HIGGINS
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Peace
STANLEY C. MORGAN
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God Has Provided
NANCY LYDIA MATHEWS
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Protection through Innocence
MABEL SPICER GILL
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A Prayer
EMMA LOUISE GREENWOOD
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My attention has been called to several recent radio...
Israel Pickens, Committee on Publication for Alabama, in a statement read over Radio Station WSFA, at
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In a challenging sermon preached at St. Peter's-in-the-Forest Church...
Lt. Col. Robert E. Key, District Manager of Committees on Publication for Great Britain and Ireland,
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In a recent issue a reference was made to Christian Science...
Miss Constance M. Frost, Committee on Publication for Queensland, Australia,
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Whence Cometh Peace?
MINNY M. H. AYERS
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The Remedy for Illusion
George Shaw Cook
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The Man of Integrity
Evelyn F. Heywood
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The Lectures
with contributions from Merrill G. Schiveley
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For over twenty-five years I have been a student of...
Bessie M. Engle with contributions from Adam B. Engle
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Many times I have been greatly blessed by the testimonies...
Matilda A. Schramke
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I wish to express my gratitude for Christian Science
Edward L. Peters
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In February, 1928, in a very small town twenty-five miles...
Mary Osborne Denson
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My gratitude for Christian Science increases as my study...
Mattie S. Sterling
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I am grateful for this opportunity to express my appreciation...
Louis D. Schnabel
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Before telling of some of the healings I have had through...
Martha A. Seyffert Falbaum with contributions from J. Albert Falbaum
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I have had many healings in Christian Science, for which...
Shirley Jacobs
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His Angels
MARGARET TROILI CAMPBELL
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Roosevelt, James Reid, H. S. Byrd, Edgar DeWitt Jones, W. A. Hobson, Leon Merle Flanders, Walter Carey