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Corner-stone Laid in London

Godfrey R. Pearse, Mary Baker G. Eddy

The following correspondence between our Leader and First Church of Christ, Scientist, London, upon the occasion of the laying of the corner-stone of the new edifice in that city, will be read with interest.

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Statistics of the Children's Sunday School of The Mother Church

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Number enrolled June, 1904, 234; number entered since 53; total 287.

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Gifts from our Leader

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The Still, Small Voice

John B. Willis

Men have been accustomed to think that the most convincing things in the world are always phenomenal; that a colossal sense testimony is the one unanswerable statement of any proposition.

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The Outlook

Annie M. Knott

With the close of the year thoughtful people scan the horizon on which the light is dawning, though a backward glance may yet prompt the familiar query, "What of the night?

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The Reign of Universal Peace

Editor with contributions from Mary Baker G. Eddy

The Christmas issue of The Boston Globe contained a very interesting symposium of answers to the question, "Have the events of 1904 been such as to add encouragement to the hope that the world is approaching the reign of universal peace and to give promise for a growth of the spirit of the Prince of Peace in the New Year?

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A Welcome Change

Archibald McLellan

The Change which is gradually taking place in the world's estimate of Christian Science is well illustrated in a sermon recently delivered by Rev.

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A Perpetual Christmas

The Christmas chimes tell a wonderful story to those who are conscious of their deeper meaning.

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The Bethlehem Joy

Editor with contributions from W.

It was the hour when history's hope had come to its blossoming, an hour whose significance to the Hebrew people, those born into the unpoetic and unracial sense of a cosmopolitan age may neither appreciate nor In the long years, the Messianic expectancy had been sung and storied into their deepest and noblest thought.

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Progress

"The keynote for the world's progress for 1905 will be 'Truth.

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The December Class

Editor with contributions from Jennie H. S. Roe, Mary E. Landy, Caleb H. Cushing, Mary Baker Eddy

The following appreciative telegram was received by our Leader from the December, 1904, Primary class of the Board of Education:—

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Quality in Living

A Clever critic of western civilization, who writes under the caption, "Letters from a Chinese Official," hews close to the line when he says that instead of thinking of the quality of the life lived, we are ever thinking of the means of living.