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From the Office of the Clerk— Church History It was June, and the weather had already warmed the city. A number of people crowded into the assembly hall to hear the sole speaker of the morning—a woman who spoke of a return to primitive Christianity, to the spiritual healing of sin and disease.

Whether you live in a large city or a small village, this October and November—and of course anytime—you are invited to join with other students of Science and Health to make the message of this book more available in your community. Here are some of the ways individuals, branches, societies, and Christian Science college organizations can participate: •Join in prayer for the receptivity of the message of Science and Health; •branch churches and Christian Science organizations can sponsor Christian Science lectures focusing on Science and Health; •with the help of materials available from the Publisher, introduce Science and Health and your Reading Room to the community; •advertise Science and Health in your city or town in cooperation with the Publisher; •purchase Science and Health at a discount for members to share; •fund copies of Science and Health for Assistant Committees on Publication to place in libraries; •encourage bookstores in your community to stock Science and Health.

We welcome readers to submit convincing testimonies of Christian Science healing for publication. These accounts should be concise and persuasive, demonstrating clearly that Christian Science heals.

In December 1894, Mary Baker Eddy ordained the Bible and Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures as pastor over The Mother Church. This Rule was extended by her in April 1895 to include all branch churches.

Abraham Lincoln's speech and writing were known for their clarity before the presidential utterances on which his touch has become most familiar. Here, in a passage quoted by F.

In order to place more timely articles and communications into The Christian Science Journal , we are changing the mailing date, and making other adjustments to editing and production schedules, as well as adding two new distribution points in the United States. As a result, beginning with the July 1995 issue, the Journal will be mailed to subscribers approximately seven days closer to its date of issue.

The Christian Science Journal —meeting the world's needs We have been receiving a number of comments recently about the Journal . It isn't surprising, as we near the twenty-first century and witness a growing public interest in spirituality, that we find the Journal meeting a growing need among its readers.

Concord Technical Support Line number This is a reminder to registered Concord owners that the Concord Technical Support Line number has been changed to ( 617) 375-5200 . This long distance toll-call number is a direct line to the Concord support staff and cannot be accessed from the main switchboard at The Mother Church.

In order to place more timely articles and communications into The Christian Science Journal , we are changing the mailing date, and making other adjustments to editing and production schedules, as well as adding two new distribution points. As a result, beginning with the July 1995 issue, the Journal will be mailed to subscribers approximately seven days closer to its date of issue.

At this essential time in the history and work of our movement, it is appropriate and timely to call to the attention of members of The Mother Church this By-Law from Article VIII of the Church Manual by Mary Baker Eddy: Church Organizations Ample , sect. 15.