Editorials

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A Word to our Co-workers

Editor

On page 583 of this issue of the Sentinel will be found matter of interest and importance to all our readers.

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Christian Science before a Society of Medical Jurisprudence

Editor

The New York Times recently published a synopsis of a paper read by Charles M.

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The charge given to the candidate for consecration to the office of bishop in the Methodist Episcopal Church contains, among others, the following admonitions: "Be to the flock of Christ a shepherd, not a wolf; feed them, deveour them not.

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Principle

Editor

Do Christian Scientists believe in God?

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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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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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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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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.