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The Work of the Sunday School

ANNE R. ADAMS

THE argument concerning the backwardness of so-called problem children cannot be accepted by the teacher in the Christian Science Sunday School.

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Activity and Progress

HERBERT BUCHER

IN "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" Mary Baker Eddy says.

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Proving Our Work

BURNETTA D. CARROLL

THROUGHOUT his entire ministry, Jesus proved the power of the Word in such a complete and perfect manner that the whole Christian world is still striving to learn more of what he taught.

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Face the Facts

LYMAN S. ABBOTT

OFTEN one is admonished to "face the facts," meaning by the term that one should recognize circumtances as they seem to exist, and then take such steps as are necessary to meet them.

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"The great attainment"

ELIZABETH S. MURRAY

TOWARD what end is the Christian Scientist working?

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Signs of the Times

with contributions from Frank M. Selover, Rice, J. C. DeVries, Albert Butzer, J. L. Newland, A. W. Webster

[From the Christian Advocate, Cincinnati, Ohio]

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A Christian Science period in the Columbia "Church of the Air"...

T. Coolidge Fowler

["Church of the Air" talk over Columbia Broadcasting System, by Mr.

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In a recent issue containing a report of a lecture delivered...

W. George C. Blunn, Committee on Publication for the Federated Malay States,

In a recent issue containing a report of a lecture delivered in Kuala Lumpur, a reference was made to Christian Science which was not correct.

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A correspondent of your good paper, writing recently...

William Carson Blackburn, Committee on Publication for the State of North Carolina,

A correspondent of your good paper, writing recently under the caption "Public Pulse," has sought to associate Christian Science with a number of the philosophies and doctrines, and then to classify them all as false cults.

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In a recent issue of your paper a correspondent refers...

Miss Constance M. Frost, Committee on Publication for Queensland, Australia,

In a recent issue of your paper a correspondent refers to the Christian Science organization as "making vigorous strides," but is not so well informed when he speaks of the "wide appeal" of "personal power" in the organization.