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Right Effort

RUTH M. DUNLAP

True effort is not the exercising of one's own sense of human will nor the result of listening to another's opinion; it is the active, natural resistance in the individual consciousness to erroneous beliefs of lack, apathy, self-depreciation, depression, discouragement, fear,—the beliefs of a selfhood apart from God,—and the demonstration of the ever operative control of divine Principle.

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Church Building

HENRY P. CAYLEY

THE growth of Christian Science in any community consists of a definite series of footsteps, rising to that grand culmination, the dedication of a church edifice.

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"The way of holiness"

JOAN E. METELERKAMP

IN the book of Isaiah it is written, "An highway shall be there, and a way, and it shall be called The way of holiness.

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Assurance

E. HOWARD HOOPER

IT was during the morning "rush hour.

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Signs of the Times

with contributions from William T. Manning, L. Emory Terry, L. O. Hartman

[From an editorial in the Universalist Leader, Boston, Massachusetts]

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Please permit me space for a short reply to the article...

Frank W. Reed, Committee on Publication for the State of Idaho,

Please permit me space for a short reply to the article entitled, "Great Revival Closes," in a recent issue of your paper.

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Unwarranted remarks on the life and work of Mary...

J. Latimer Davis, Committee on Publication for the State of Iowa,

Unwarranted remarks on the life and work of Mary Baker Eddy by the writer of a syndicated article, captioned "Health Talks," in your recent issue, should in justice to the Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science be corrected.

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In a recent issue of the Providence Journal, an article...

G. Ervin Thompson, Committee on Publication for the State of Rhode Island,

In a recent issue of the Providence Journal, an article entitled, "Cure of Disease by Mental Treatment," by a doctor, classified Christian Science healing with new-thought and Coueism.

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A sermon on "Faith Healing," reported in your recent...

Aaron E. Brandt, Committee on Publication for the State of Pennsylvania,

A sermon on "Faith Healing," reported in your recent issue, contains an erroneous reference to Christian Science as being a form of healing "by suggestion or waking hypnotism," which we ask leave to correct.

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May we assure your correspondent, who writes under the...

William K. Primrose,

May we assure your correspondent, who writes under the caption of Christian Science, in your recent issue, that it is his erroneous concept of the teachings of Christian Science which is at fault, and not the teachings themselves.