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Nothing could be more permanent than Christian Science

Fred B. Kerrick, Committee on Publication for Northern California,

Nothing could be more permanent than Christian Science.

"His leaf also shall not wither"

FRANCES A. HALDANE

The falling of the leaves in the autumn is generally associated with a sense of loss; and more particularly so where those varieties of trees grow in which the change is rapidly accomplished.

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Publishing God's Name

EMMA L. DUNBAR

Moses , the great lawgiver, saw the need for mankind to turn away from the false belief in gods many to the understanding of God as Spirit, as the one power.

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Eternal Facts

ANNA B. GUTTERY

The material manifestation of a numeral is not governed by itself, but by one's thought.

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Elijah on Mount Horeb

DOROTHY I. LEE

In the nineteenth chapter of I Kings is an account of an experience through which the prophet Elijah passed; and the passage will well repay careful study by the student of Christian Science.

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Observance and Obedience

HERBERT W. BECK

A FOOT traveler, asleep by the roadside, was awakened by a passing vehicle and inquired the way to a certain village.

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How difficult seem those periods of waiting, of apparent inactivity, when the heavens seem as brass and no sign is given! If only a little word of assurance could be heard, only a whisper that the reward of faithfulness is at hand! Faithfulness! But how can we remain faithful when no activity seems allowed us?

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"They lacked nothing"

MARY E. STANFORD

The world to-day is interested in the newly discovered splendors of ancient Egypt, and is filled with amazement at the extraordinary preservation of articles fashioned thousands of years ago.

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In Christian Science

CLARENCE W. CHADWICK

What the Christian Science movement needs to-day is more working Christian Scientists,—those who have attained a degree of spiritual understanding and can consistently say that they are "in Christian Science.