In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

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From our Exchanges

with contributions from A. H. Strong, John C. Kilgo, Stephen A. Chase

There is a dramatic tendency in all life.
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Words of Appreciation

with contributions from H. Kinter, Mary Hatch Harrison, Elizabeth Tavel Bell, Mary Bridgers, Elizabeth Earl Jones, Hennie Peebles, George H. Kinter

Pleasant View, Concord, N.
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Jesus said, "They shall take up serpents."

Willard S. Mattox with contributions from Richard P. Verrall

Jesus said, "They shall take up serpents.
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The Fair Test

Norman E. John

WHILE forty years is but a short time in which to introduce a new system of healing, yet its adherents are quite willing that the present results of Christian Science should be compared, patient for patient, with the results of materia medica, after two thousand five hundred years of experimental practice.
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Rejoicing

FLORENCE M. SMYTH.

Let everything that hath breath praise the Lord.
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A Practical Advantage

Alfred Farlow

THE Scriptural text, "And this is life eternal, that they might know thee the only true God, and Jesus Christ, whom thou hast sent," made very little impression upon me until through Christian Science, I began to have a definite understanding of God and to apply it to the every-day affairs of life.
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What Christian Science is Doing

SAMUEL GREENWOOD.

THE actual results of a theory when reduced to practice are all that sustain or destroy its claims.
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First Wednesday Evening Meeting

WE are indebted to the Concord Evening Monitor and the Concord Daily Patriot for the following account of the very interesting and helpful meeting held in the new church edifice, Wednesday, July 20.
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From Our Exchanges

with contributions from Walter Rauschenbusch, S.D. McConnell

Thy present paralysis of the churches affects all Western Christendom, and only a cause co-terminous with modern civilization will explain it.
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What the Editors Say

with contributions from Mary B. G. Eddy

The following note from Mrs.
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The Corner-stone Laid

The Corner-stone of the new auditorium for the Mother Church in Boston was laid Saturday, July 16, at eight o'clock in the forenoon, and those who participated in this "simple, prayerful, devout" service, were much gratified that, in the orderly progress of the work, this ceremony became possible upon the birthday of Mrs.
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How Long Should The Long Prayer Be.