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Testimony of a Clergyman

REV. MARTIN SINDELL.

That "Truth is.

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Water

M. G. KAINS.

A mountain spring has a charm for all as it bubbles up from its pebbly basin in the rocks, clear, cool, enticing.

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From our Exchanges

with contributions from James M. Campbell

The faith of a child is a tender shoot and is not fitted to endure the frost and chill of unbelief, but in itself it is of the purest quality and sweetest spirit.

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Material phenomena and sense testimony seem to be...

R. Stanhope Easterday

Material phenomena and sense testimony seem to be stubborn realities, even to a Christian Scientist, until he has proven them otherwise.

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Wednesday Evening Meeting in Concord

In response to Mrs.

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How tardily is the testimony given in some cases, for the help received in Christian Science; for freedom from the sense of physical suffering; from the cares and anxieties of commercial, competitive strife; from doubt and despondency; from the sin of temper unguarded and unrestrained; and yet all these and many more have been overcome in our own experience, and that of many others, but we hesitate and delay the giving of our testimony, because we fear that our experience is too small to give, or our manner of telling it too uninteresting to convince another.

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Impersonal Guidance

ELIZABETH R. LEVINGS.

To keep the impersonal Truth predominant in thought is my constant endeavor, as herein lies the success of our demonstrations, and a proof that this is demonstrable is shown in the following experience.