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Church Dedications
Note: Christian Science churches are dedicated only when free from debt.
Buffalo, New York
(Fifth Church).
The rapid growth of Fifth Church of Christ. Scientist, Buffalo, from a small society in 1932, was related on Sunday, January 16, 1944, when members dedicated the church building at 106 Humboldt Parkway. The congregation occupied the edifice in 1937.
Early meetings of the society were held in Trinity Hall, 34 Elam Place, for five years. In 1936, the board of trustees was authorized to incorporate the society as a church, and after the approval of The Mother Church in Boston was obtained, Fifth Church of Christ, Scientist, Buffalo, came into being.—Courier-Express.
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June 24, 1944 issue
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Moral Courage in the Service
HAROLD J. FLAGER
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A Lesson from the Arctic Owl
MARY LEE GOUGH NAY
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The Importance of Being Spiritual
MICHAEL ST. JOHN O'CARROLL
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Would You Go Higher?
FLORENCE G. SCHELL
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Soul, Not Sense, Satisfies
LARUE M. MURRAY
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No Strangers in Love
DELMA-JANE HECK
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"This church . . . is a branch of The Mother Church"
JANIE FLEMING LAWRIE
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We Are Crusaders!
John Randall Dunn
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Man, Imperturbable
Evelyn F. Heywood
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"Break up your fallow ground"
MAUDE DE VERSE NEWTON
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Letters to the Press from Christian Science Committees on Publication
with contributions from John J. Selover, James Perry, Ellen Graham, R. Ashley Vines, Winifred M. Hartley
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Crown of Life
MYRTLE DAUGHERTY
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Christian Science is indeed proving...
Wilbert C. Jorz
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With the desire that others may...
Olive L. M. Smith
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As I came out of a store to...
Louisa Dayton
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I became interested in Christian Science...
Minnie E. Harrison
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I was first introduced to Christian Science...
Esther Ayrton
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I should like to express gratitude...
Esther F. Bettenhausen
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From my early teens to the...
Alice McP. Morgan
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Words are inadequate to describe...
William T. Pohlig with contributions from Ethel Whittier Pohlig
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Imperishable Union
KATE E. ANDREAE
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Amos John Traver, Roy L. Smith, G. W. Harte, Robert Quillen