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The Shadow of a Rock

CHARLES HENRY GLIDDEN

A FLOOD of gratitude to our revered Leader, Mary Baker Eddy, welled up in the heart of a student of her writings as he sat in a Christian Science Reading Room where he had gone at the noon hour, as had many others, to study the Lesson-Sermon, and to gain from it the inspiration and understanding it so freely offers to the receptive thought.

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"I will listen"

KATE HOLLAND PATTON

Our Leader's familiar poem "Feed My Sheep".

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Activity

MYRLIN TRITT LONSDALE

As defined in a dictionary, "activity" is the "state or quality of vigorous action; liveliness in doing, functioning.

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Onward!

NELLIE B. MACE

There are times in their experience when, discouraged by some discordant turn of events following upon their sincere efforts, Christian Scientists may feel that in some respects their outlook is not unlike that of Elijah, after his valiant stand for righteousness on Mount Carmel.

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Signs of the Times

with contributions from Neil McDonald, John J. Pershing, Walter Howard Stark, James Black, George Lansbury, Joseph V. McKee

[Editorial in the Frederick Leader, Oklahoma]

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From the Field

[Christian Science Prison Committee for the State of New York]

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I shall be grateful if you will let me comment on the...

Mrs. Dora McCall, Assistant Committee on Publication for Northumberland, England,

I shall be grateful if you will let me comment on the letter in your issue of June 30, signed "C.

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In your issue of August 24 is an account of an address...

Orwell Bradley Towne, Committee on Publication for the State of New York,

In your issue of August 24 is an account of an address by the editor of Our Hope, before the Stony Brook Assembly, Inc.

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Recently a speaker who was quoted in your issue of...

Albert E. Lombard, Committee on Publication for Southern California,

Recently a speaker who was quoted in your issue of May 26 made mistaken comments regarding passages in "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy, and gave other wrong impressions of Mrs.