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Our Part in the Church Service

VINTON A. HOLBROOK

Many a person, sick and discoraged, attending a Christian Science service for the first time, has felt in it something of this heavenly atmosphere, and has been drawn so close to divine Love, peace, and harmony that discouragement, fear, and doubt have vanished.

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Applying Christian Science

HAZEL A. WESTON

Students of Christian Science turn naturally to the Bible and the writings of Mary Baker Eddy, the Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science, to find the scientifically true way of meeting all human situations.

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Lesson of the Gnarled Tree

GLENN E. DOUGLAS

A Student of Christian Science was reminded of how Jesus frequently withdrew from the multitude to the solitude of the desert or mountains to commune with God.

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"Beloved Christian Scientists"

ALMA SCHIERBAUM

In her admonition addressed to "beloved Christian Scientists," Mary Baker Eddy, our revered Leader, lovingly tells them to keep their "minds so filled with Truth and Love, that sin, disease, and death cannot enter them".

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On Exploring the Present

ALBERT F. GILMORE

One of the most common tendencies of mortals is to rest thought upon some past event in human experience or to anticipate some future happening, to look either forward or backward in the realm of time—backward, upon events unhappy as well as pleasurable, disastrous as well as successful, even finding a kind of morbid satisfaction in reviewing that which was evil and untoward in one's experience; forward, in anticipation of good or evil, of pleasure or pain, of joys to be shared and evils to be encountered.

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Signs of the Times

with contributions from Thomas Dreier, Sydney E. Lowe, Frank M. Selover, Curtis C. Stephan, J. Whitcomb Brougher, Canon E. A. Seymour Scott

[Thomas Dreier, in the Vagabond, as quoted in the Concord Daily Monitor and New Hampshire Patriot]

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Extracts from Reports of Christian Science Committees on Publication

Sympathetic interest was displayed by a clergymen's organization which requested an address on Christian Science.

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In his letter referring to the apathy of the churches...

C. Shelton Agar, Committee on Publication for Natal, South Africa,

In his letter referring to the apathy of the churches towards the present locust invasion and to the need for divine help, which appeared in your Friday's issue, your correspondent, "A Sinner," brings home to many thinking men and women a vital duty propounded by Christ Jesus when he said, "Seek ye first the kingdom of God.

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In your today's issue a clergyman, referring to the recently...

Leslie Burn Andreae, Committee on Publication for Norfolk, England,

In your today's issue a clergyman, referring to the recently established Church of Healing in Brighton, is reported as having said that "spiritual healing had no relation to Christian Science nor to spiritualistic healing.

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In his reply to a correspondent in your November 16 issue...

Francis Lyster Jandron, former Committee on Publication for the State of Michigan,

In his reply to a correspondent in your November 16 issue a doctor mistakenly infers that Christian Scientists attempt to treat disease by forgetting or ignoring it.