Volume 22, Issue 6 / The Christian Science Journal

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WELCOME

September 1904

For the weapons of our warfare are not carnal, but mighty through God to the pulling down of strong holds.

—II Corinthians 10:4

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ARTICLES

IF ALL WERE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS

SAMUEL GREENWOOD

POEMS

WHEN THE SHADOWS FALL

FLORENCE V. EDDS

ARTICLES

DO WE PRAY?

KATE SWOPE

No language that can be employed by pen, no words that...

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE AND THE BUSINESS LIFE

THE UPLIFTED IDEAL

WILLIAM P. MCKENZIE

MAN'S LIMITATIONS

JOHN D. WORKS

We surround ourselves always according to our freedom...

Emerson

THE FUTURE OF CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

CLAUDE M. SPAULDING

NOTICES

CHURCH NOTES FOR SEPTEMBER

TESTIMONIES OF HEALING

When I was but a child, a friend of my mother...

Minnie P. Olds

At six years of age I had scarlet fever, and became subject...

M. E. M.

I first heard of Christian Science in 1896, at Dayton...

Bonnie C. Wesco

I did not investigate Christian Science for the physical...

M. H.

In December, 1901, I took upon myself the profession of...

Gilbert L. Hutchins

Error has kept me from testifying to my gratitude for...

Hayne Davis

When my husband, two years ago, turned to Christian...

M. E. Winslow

It is five years since I was first healed by Christian Science...

Alice M. C. Shadbalt

I have been benefited so much by Christian Science, that...

Will A. Conner

I wish to bear witness to some of the many blessings...

O. G. Sedgwick

Through loving obedience alone can I express my gratitude...

M. E. R.

I cannot enumerate the blessings I have received...

Mercy A. Green

About ten years ago Science came to me when I needed...

Rieve Stone Ferbrache

For a number of years past my life has been so blessed...

P. R. Mabury

I first heard of Christian Science in 1885 while visiting...

C. B.

My understanding of Christian Science has come slowly

Harry Walker

NOTICES

BUILDING FUND OF THE MOTHER CHURCH

Stephen A. Chase

CLERK OF THE MOTHER CHURCH

AMENDMENT TO BY-LAW

EDITORIAL

An interview with Mrs. Naething, a prominent club...

M.

He had been rather wearied by the labors of the day...

W.

A reasonable basis for belief in any theory is now...

K.

NOTICES

A WORD FROM MR. CHASE

Stephen A. Chase

CARDS IN THE GERMAN PERIODICAL

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