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Letters to the Journal from our readers. Opinions expressed in this column are not necessarily those of The Christian Science Journal.

OPEN LETTERS

with contributions from S. A. D. - May 1, 1890

Dear Journal :—In a former number of the Journal appeared an article asking all Scientists to insert their cards, if only for the benefit of travellers far from home, in belief of trouble or sickness. At the time, I thought immediately to comply; but feeling that I might seem to be farther advanced in the work than I really am; also knowing others here who have demonstrated Truth in so much higher degree, yet who do not advertise, I neglected to do so.

NOTES FROM THE FIELD

with contributions from E. M. T., H. E. C., N. B. E., E. H. H., W. S. B., J. H. C., A. D., A. L. - April 1, 1890

Christian Science was introduced into Milwaukee in the spring of 1884. The fall of that year there was incorporated an Institute and formed an Association.

OPEN LETTERS

with contributions from M. H. P., C. S. L., M. E. A., Pastor, J. J. R. - April 1, 1890

Feb. 27, 1890.

NOTES FROM THE FIELD

with contributions from A. D., B. P., D. K., E. I. R., B. M. P. - March 1, 1890

In Des Moines, Iowa, a little band of faithful followers of and workers for Truth are "leavening" a large "lump" of error. There is not a student of our Teacher among them; but the Bible, and Science and Health have proved their acceptable guide, interpreter, and friend throughout.

NOTES FROM THE FIELD

with contributions from S. A. J., J. W. D., G. B. W., Seneca - February 1, 1890

Dear Journal :—About six weeks ago it became impressed upon me that if I persisted in charging as heretofore for treatments I was not a true Christian Scientist in the strictest sense of the word. I felt if I went on charging as heretofore, my labor would not be owned of God; though I had heretofore been conscientious in charging, always trying to give a great deal more than I received.

OPEN LETTERS

with contributions from E. H. B., S. D. S., C. S. F. - February 1, 1890

The appeal of the Editor in the Journal comes direct to each and every Scientist; for the Journal surely will be just what we make it. This "temple" is built according to the thoughts put into it; no less does the usefulness of the Christian Science Journal depend upon the thoughts appearing in its make-up.

NOTES FROM THE FIELD

with contributions from J. B. B., F. A., J. A. S., K. H., Wm. H. W., W. F. G., E. E. C., C. H. S., C. L. B., S., D. K., C. H. C. - January 1, 1890

Dear Journal :—I want to tell you of our Martelle Christian Science Meetings, as we call them. We started about ten months ago with a little handful, perhaps seven in number, and under many serious difficulties, all being farmers scattered over a radius of twenty miles.

OPEN LETTERS

with contributions from C.S.T., C. M. H. - November 1, 1889

From a Scientist in Ireland . —It has been my desire to trouble you as little as possible with questions, but study, meditate, and work out the answers as they arise.

QUESTIONS AND DISCUSSIONS

with contributions from E. S. L., F. A. G., L. P., E. A., S. L., M. H. P., M. P. L. - November 1, 1889

  Matthew xii. 32.

OPEN LETTERS

with contributions from L. K., S. C. C., N. P. B., C. P. S., E. E. E., E. R. H., W. A. W. - September 1, 1889

Dear Journal :—I want to tell the children of the Kingdom how I have become strengthened in Truth and withheld from error. I had an earnest wish to be taken into the true Church of Christ, and so sent my name with the request to become a member of the Mother Church.

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