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The Lectures
Introduction to Lectures
Boston, Massachusetts (The Mother Church).
Lecturer: George Channing; introduced by Miss Margaret Morrison, who said:—
The times in which we live are making great demands upon us — upon our courage, our faith, our love, and our spiritual insight. The demand is imperative upon each one of us to "be still, and know . . . God;" that we listen to hear His voice — the "still small voice" of Truth.
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March 1, 1941 issue
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The Student's Hand Mirror
BEULAH M. HERWICK
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The Jurisdiction of Mind
EDWARD H. HORSTMAN
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"Ambassadors for Christ"
EILEEN DUNSTAN
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Provision of Proof
ALBERT EDWARD NORMAN
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"Wilt thou be made whole?"
RICHARD SCHRATZ
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Correct Standards
EDITH A. FRIES
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Developing Our Talents
NORA P. DARLING
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"Shew me thy ways, O Lord"
MARY WILLIS SHELBURNE
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A Christian Science period in the "Columbia West Coast...
James B. Patterson
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Production
Evelyn F. Heywood
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Scientific Restoration of Harmony
Alfred Pittman
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The Lectures
with contributions from Margaret Morrison, Arthur C. Hankinson, Daniel Wyler, Max R. Faelten, Mary Alice Briard
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I did not know anything of Christian Science until...
Effie Adeline Hytland
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In Romans we read, "The night is far spent, the day is...
Mary Elizabeth Allwood
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I wish to express my gratitude for Christian Science and...
Wilbur A. Zobbe
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Returning from a western trip in 1907, my parents...
Marion Welton Herman
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Seven years ago I became interested in Christian Science
Bessie I. Lucas
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For many years I have read the testimonies of healing...
Alice C. Turnbull
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The Gift of Love
ELEANOR G. R. YOUNG
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Elmer C. Elsea, Zeidler, George L. Carpenter, H. Monnier