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Hearing Angels

"Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peace, good will toward men.
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The Voice of God

Modern inventions, radio and talking pictures, have greatly increased the possibilities and the influence of the voice in human affairs.
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No Separation

To many millions of the world's citizens today, one of the most relentless suggestions is separation.
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Today

Today the joy of Life is hereto bless us—every one!So let the lightof heavenly dawnbreak forth to you—His son.
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"Green pastures"

These lines from the Christian Science Hymnal well describe what lies ahead for those who have not yet found their way to use a Christian Science Reading Room.
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The Anchor of Hope

In the early days of her study, one student of Christian Science found it difficult to grasp the essential thought of the power and presence of God, ever-available and unchangeable good.
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A Busy Christian Scientist, feeling the need of a change and rest, thought of several places she might go for her vacation, and decided to take a train to a certain resort.
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The Simplicity of Truth

A Little child, about two and a half years old was playing alone upstairs one day when suddenly she heard a noise which frightened her very much, and, crying loudly, she ran downstairs as fast as she could go, declaring, "There's a big man upstairs.
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The Way-shower

The Master's heart,At one with God,So lifted other hearts to see,That they beheld through Christly graceThe presence of reality.
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Are We Praying and Praising?

So run the familiar lines of the beloved poet.
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A child in the lower grades, who was a Christian Scientist, was startled when her teacher asked the class to bring in the next day, an imaginative composition on, "How I Broke My Leg.
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Applications for membership in The Mother Church are acted upon by The Christian Science Board of Directors, twice each year, as provided for by the Manual of The Mother Church, Article XIII.
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European Bureau: Burwood House.
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Arthur W.
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John A.
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Miss Edith Thompson, Committee on Publication for Queensland, Australia The Church Gazette, Brisbane and Rockhampton
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Because in your recent issue...

Miss Sarah Ethel Parkes, Committee on Publication for Cheshire, England Guardian, Altrincham
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The Reading Room

Here , in this quietness, we find Love's presence,And breathe the inspiration of the truth.
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Testimony of Healing
I have long had the desire to express my gratitude for Christian Science through our periodicals.
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Testimony of Healing
I write this testimony because I have no recent physical healing to report.
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Testimony of Healing
With much gratitude I wish to give my testimony of the healing power of Christian Science.
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Testimony of Healing
It is with deep gratitude and the desire to comfort others that I testify to the help Christian Science was to me when my husband passed on.
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Testimony of Healing

As a child I was led by divine...

As a child I was led by divine guidance to the home of a friend where a few students of Christian Science met each Sunday.
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Testimony of Healing
It has been many years since my first testimony of gratitude and healing appeared in the Christian Science Sentinel.
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Testimony of Healing

For some time I have wanted...

For some time I have wanted to express gratitude through the periodicals to Christ Jesus and Mary Baker Eddy, the beloved Leader and Founder of the Christian Science church, for all the activities, publications, and blessings this religion of Truth has brought to me and mine.
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Cease Not to Pray

Cease not to pray when hope seems lost,And days are gray with mist-born frost.
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Signs of the Times

Rev.
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The publication of four new solo settings for Mrs.
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