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Our Fortress

GEORGE R. LOWE

The Christian warfare is both defensive and offensive, or active.

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Power of Gratitude

MARGARET HOWES

"OH that men would praise the Lord for his goodness, and for his wonderful works to the children of men!" Mrs.

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Principle and Rule

FLORENCE H. BACH

Among the first lessons taught the young child in his school experience are simple yet very definite rules of arithmetic; two times two is four, for example, being one of them.

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Vessels Filled

HARRIETTE S. FROST

The Old Testament records many instances of healing, the fruit of the same spiritual thinking which is to-day scientifically demonstrated in Christian Science.

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In the experience of students of Christian Science there not infrequently comes a time when their spiritual capacity to overcome obstacles that to human sense appear to be like insurmountable stone walls, and their loyalty to divine Principle, are severely tested.

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Reading and Hearing the Word

MYRTLE R. BIGGINS

Ringing down through the centuries have come these words of Christ Jesus, more forcible to-day than ever, "Heaven and earth shall pass away, but my words shall not pass away.

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Signs of the Times

with contributions from Paul Block, Hoover, Harold T. Roe, T. Rhondda Williams

[Paul Block, in the Milwaukee Sentinel, Wisconsin]

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Extracts from Reports of Christian Science Committees on Publication for the Year Ended September 30, 1929

with contributions from Faber

Province of Alberta, Canada.

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Of those interested in your paper no body of people will...

William G. Westle, Committee on Publication for Warwickshire, England,

Of those interested in your paper no body of people will derive more genuine amusement from the satirical allusion to Christian Science in "Just Fancy!" which appeared in your last issue, than Christian Scientists themselves.

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Many of the Tribune-Democrat's readers must have...

Malcolm Bayley, Committee on Publication for the State of Kentucky,

Many of the Tribune-Democrat's readers must have rejoiced to read, in a recent issue, a Marshall county minister's plea for Christian unity, in which he quoted a clergyman, who wrote: "The living Christ in the living soul must be the goal of Christian revolution that wipes out inequalities of episcopacy, immersion, communion, creed, and similar denominational prejudices.