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"Thy will"

MARY HILL SANKEY

In the prayer which we know as the Lord's Prayer, because Christ Jesus gave it to his disciples as an example of what true communion with the Father should embrace, and which, as Mrs.

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"Ho, every one that thirsteth"

DANIEL W. GLEASON

Who at one time or another has not been confronted with a problem of sickness or sin, or of business cares and worries, to the extent that he has yearned to see clearly the light which would guide him out of the difficulty?

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Press on! Press on!

M. ETHEL WHITCOMB

BESIDE the highway of life sit thousands of thought weary travelers, not taking a single step toward the city of God, the consciousness of man's glorified unity with his creator.

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Signs of the Times

with contributions from Eugene Lyman Fisk, Arvid Lindman, Francis J. McConnell

[Editorial in the Boston Post, Massachusetts]

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Christianity is the world's hope of salvation

From an address by William R. Rathvon at an Ushers' Meeting in the Original Mother Church Edifice,

Christianity is the world's hope of salvation.

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With reference to the views of a writer on Christian Science,...

Count Sigge Cronstedt, Committee on Publication for Sweden,

With reference to the views of a writer on Christian Science, as given in your esteemed paper of the 11th inst.

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Your issue of July 10 contains a report of the meeting...

Edgar McLeod, Committee on Publication for Northern California,

Your issue of July 10 contains a report of the meeting of the American Medical Association, which has just been held in Portland, Oregon.

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Transformation

ALBERT JACOBSON

The word "transformation" is derived from the Latin word transformare, meaning "to change the shape of.

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Overcoming Reticence

HELLEN SAYRE

Reticence, which is a belief of mortal mind, would steal from us the joy of spontaneous and grateful giving; for it is a belief of withholding, of fear of speaking, expressing, or sharing our thoughts with others.

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The Realm of Spirit

WALTER CLIFFORD HARVEY

At the close of a beautiful autumn day, in the lengthening shadows, a watcher at a window high above the bustle of traffic in the streets noted a speck far off in the fading blue of the evening sky.