Editorials

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Important Information

Editor

Readers of the Sentinel will find important information under the head of "Notices" on page 559, relating to admission of members to the Mother Church in June.
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Spead v. Tomlinson

William B. Johnson, Alfred Farlow, James A. Neal with contributions from Streeter

IN the Sentinel of October 24, 1901, we published a somewhat lengthy account of the case of Jennie A.
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Mr. McKenzie's Lecture

Editor

THE semi-annual lecture under the auspices of the Mother Church, which was given by the Rev.
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Photographs of Mrs. Eddy's Birthplace

Editor

We are reliably informed that spurious pictures of our revered Leader's birthplace are in circulation.
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The Baltimore Branches

Editor with contributions from IRVING C. TOMLINSON

WE recently published an account of the movement for a unification of the two branch churches in Baltimore, Md.
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Easter Message

with contributions from Mary Baker Eddy

We clip the following from The Daily Patriot regarding the Easter service at First Church of Christ, Scientist, Concord, N.
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Letters Pro and Con

J. H. Berkey, Editor

We have received the following letter, which per the writer's request, we publish:—
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Unity in Baltimore

Editor with contributions from MARIAN W. HERING, ELLA LEIB DARBY

ALL Christian Scientists will rejoice to read the following letters from the Baltimore branches.
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The Lesson Sermons

Editor

SOME time previous to the appearance in the columns of the Sentinel for March 20, 1902, of the article on "The Lesson-Sermons," Mrs.
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As to Giving Advice

Editor

We shall once more have to remind our co-workers in the Field that the First Reader of the Mother Church cannot be adviser-in-general to the students.
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"Lord, Save Me."

Editor

THUS cried Peter when he was overcome by fear and doubt.
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Fair Play

Martin Sindall

Entitled as above there comes to us, with permission to publish it if we desire, an article so friendly, fair, and candid, that we have more than ordinary pleasure in publishing it.