In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

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CHARLES A. GRIFFITH

Almost every student of Christian Science, when endeavoring to solve some problem of healing, has said or thought, I am sure I shall be better tomorrow.

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"Giving thanks"

ELSIE M. BROWN

In his letter to the Ephesians, Paul gives a helpful admonition, fulfillment of which is essential to spiritual growth.

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Our Leader, Mary Baker Eddy, has helpfully given us a recipe for bringing into our daily tasks the kingdom of heaven, transforming that which seems drab and uneventful by the inspiration of spiritual ideas.

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Service in the Sunday School

GEORGE HENRY OVERALL

The teachers and officers of Christian Science Sunday Schools can joyfully and prayerfully say concerning their service, in these words from our Leader's hymn

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Overcoming by Yielding to Truth

JANE GARAGHTY JENKINS

The Christian Scientist finds that the great obstacle to spiritual progress is his mistaken sense of self.

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"The guest of God"

IRMA DECKER

While visiting in a large city, a student of Christian Science was returning to her hotel late at night.

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Tenderness

EARL ALBERT RUSSELL

Tenderness is sometimes thought of as weakness, effeminacy, lack of manliness.

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Signs of the Times

with contributions from Hugh Redwood, M. A. Capron, Livingstone H. Lomas, Frank Mann

[Hugh Redwood, in the News Chronicle, London, England]

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New Members of The Christian Science Board of Lectureship

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New Officers of The Mother Church

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Extracts from Reports of Christian Science Committees on Publication

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In an article in the Hamburger Anzeiger of September 17,...

Gen. A. Kundinger, former Committee on Publication for Germany,

In an article in the Hamburger Anzeiger of September 17, it is written: "The [Christian Science] church teaches that pain and sickness do not really exist, but exist only in our imagination, and therefore can be overcome by a strong Christian-ethical attitude.