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Words

BLANCHE H. HOGUE.

Among English speaking people, the widespread lack of care as to the exact meaning of words in common use has given rise to many of the difficulties which beset the pathway of the investigator in Christian Science.

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The Giving of Testimonies

FANNIE R. WINCHELL.

It is manifestly difficult for some to make the demonstration of speaking at our Wednesday evening meetings, and my heart goes out to the timid ones who would fain rise and testify to the great blessings they have received through Christian Science, yet who are held down by fear, self-depreciation, or some other form of error.

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Safety in God's Hands

For the children who love to know of children's work in the Field, I want to say that about four years ago my three-year-old son was very ill with the grip, and as I had been studying Christian Science only a few months, I felt that I was rather an incompetent practitioner; but as I had no help in the house, no telephone, and my husband was away, I decided to my best without asking for outside help, since I knew that God does the work.

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An Editorial Excerpt

with contributions from Polaria

These visiting Christian Scientists teach us something.

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The Healing Truth always at Hand

MARIE H. SEYMOUR.

Jesus came pre-eminently to heal the sick and to cast out sin and death.

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Believing, then Understanding

IDA L. BAKER.

In studying the eleventh chapter of John's Gospel, we see how clearly Jesus taught that believing comes before understanding.

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The Bank of Love

EMILY D. WILFONG

Suppose some one should proclaim to the world that a bank had been opened whose capital was infinite.

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Faith Following

O. P. K.

As I look back over the past I feel constrained to express publicly my heartfelt gratitude to God and to those through whom Life, Truth, and Love have been revealed to me.

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Harmony

E. L. CURRY

When we study Christian Science we learn that our real condition is harmonious, that in reality there is nothing to worry over, that God's creation reflects only love, peace, and happiness, and that we ourselves are a part of that one harmony.

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"Canst Thou not Minister to a Mind Diseas'd?"

ROLLIN E. SMITH

In the foregoing lines, Shakespeare, that great anlyzer of human weaknesses, has indicated that in his opinion a trouble of the mind is beyond the reach of material aid, and when one sees how successful Christian Science treatment is in ministering to minds diseased, one can but compare the different methods that are employed in healing.