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Jesus said, "In the world ye shall have tribulation," but...

William Brantly, Committee on Publication for the State of Tennessee,

Jesus said, "In the world ye shall have tribulation," but the Christian Scientist is undismayed, because he knows that through these very experiences he is proving that nothing can separate him from the invisible, but nonetheless real, "love of God.

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In a recent column the following in connection with the...

Merrill M. Hutchinson, former Committee on Publication for Georgia,

In a recent column the following in connection with the subject of worry is stated:

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In reply to a critic writing in your issue of August 4, let...

Charles W. J. Tennant,

In reply to a critic writing in your issue of August 4, let me say that Mrs.

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Doing Good in Christ's Name

KATE W. BUCK

A Young woman who possessed unusual gifts, which she naturally desired to use effectively, was called upon for special service in her home—attending to certain duties which seemed at the time compulsory.

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A Day Set Apart

ETHEL G. BENNETT

To Christian Scientists who are eligible and have availed themselves of the privilege of class instruction, as provided by our beloved Leader in the Manual of The Mother Church, the annual Association meeting comes as a day set apart, to use her words, "for the furtherance and unfolding of Truth".

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Christian Science—Revealed Truth

JENNIE H. JARVIS

IN "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures".

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Stirring Up Our Nest

BLANCHE E. SQUIRES

"AS an eagle stirreth up her nest, fluttereth over her young, spreadeth abroad her wings, taketh them, beareth them on her wings," so, Moses declares, does God lead and care for His children.

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Acknowledgment

STOCKTON VEAZEY

IN two passages in the writings of Mary Baker Eddy certain words stand out boldly and open up large possibilities for us as we ponder their meaning.

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A Universal Friend

MARGUERITE LITTLE YOUNG

EACH weekday there arrives at our home a friend whose coming is the quiet and unobtrusive entrance of good.

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Staying in the Kingdom of Heaven

GORDON V. COMER

ONE of the difficult things in our experience, it seems, is to remain on the mental heights which we sometimes reach in our work in Christian Science.