unity auditorium
U n ity B u ild in g , 913 T r a c y A v e n u e
VOL. I
KANSAS CITY, MO., SATURDAY, JUNE 19, 1909
NO. 6
UNITY AUDITORIUM,
Up To Mr. Taft
U N IT Y B U IL D IN G , 913 T R A C Y ,
T hree-y ear-o ld N o rris is fond of the twentyth ird psalm , som etim es re p ea tin g it instead of his re g u la r evening p ra y er. L ast autum n the nam e of the successful p resid en tial can d id ate was often h e a rd a t the d in n er table, a n d N orris unconsciously fell into the h a b it of re n d erin g one passage of the psalm in this re assu rin g fashion : “ T h y ro d and thy T a ft th ey com fort m e . ”— K a n s a s C ity In d e p e n d en t.
Sunday,
June
20,
1909.
Sunday School at 10. L e c tu re by C h a rle s F illm o re at 11. S u b je ct “ O m n ip re se n t P o w e r ." H e a lth a n d H arm ony Class a t 3:30 L e c tu re by C a rl G leeser at 8 S u b je c t ‘‘A ccording to T h y F a ith ”
Nothing New
RECEPTION FOR MR. AND MRS. CHARLES HASELTINE O ne of the most enjoyable occasions w hich U nity Society has p a rtic ip a te d in w as given W ed nesday evening, Ju n e 16th, at the hom e of M r. and Mrs. W a lte r D avis, 2816 B enton Blvd. O ur young b rid e a n d groom had re tu rn e d from th e ir honeym oon trip , and the o pportunity was seized upon by our hospitable frien d s, M r. and Mrs. D avis, to te n d e r a re c e p tio n to these young voyagers on the m atrim onial sea. T h e spacious p a rlo rs of the D avis' beautiful hom e w ere filled by th e m any friends, a n d th e re was a fine display of p re sen ts w hich ev idenced the love and esteem in w hich this young couple a re held. T h e m em bers of the W om an's A uxiliary gave a linen show er to the bride, a n d each class of the Sunday School, in w hich B lan ch e Sage H aseltine has so long b e en a m em ber a n d a w orker, rem em b e re d h e r w ith a b e au tifu l and a p p ro p ria te gift. T h e re w as plenty of m usic to a d d to the pleas ure of th e evening, and the young people enjoyed gam es of all sorts. R efresh m en ts w ere served in the dining room w hich w as b e au tifu lly d e co ra te d w ith daisies. M any w ere the good w ishes w hich w ere show e re d upon C h a rle s and B lanche, and if love can m ake th e ir sea of life sm ooth they will n e v er experience any storms.
“ I ’m in tro d u cin g a b ra n d new invention—a com bined talking m achine, c a rp e t sw eeper and le tte r o p e n e r," said the agent, stepping briskly into ah office. “ G ot one a lre a d y ," a n sw ered the pro p rieto r, " I ’m m a rrie d ,”— T h e B ohem ian. T h e worjcers in the S ilen t U nity departm ent w rite about eighty-five letters a day and distri bute a larg e am ount of h e lp fu l lite ra tu re . T hese letters go to all p a rts of the globe, carry in g en lightenm ent a n d e ncouragem ent to p ersons seek ing the sp iritu a l ways of life ; they p e rta in to healing a n d education, answ er questions and sug gest the lines o f thinking th at w ill be the most help fu l to the individual to whose advancem ent th ey a re d ire c te d . T h a t this work is approved by the L o rd of L ife is abundantly testified in the m any w ords of g ratitu d e receiv ed from those who h ave b e en b rought from sickness to health, from m en tal dark n ess to the understan d in g th at reveals th e glory of G od in the p re sen t m om ent of living. E veryone is good, but some know better than o th ers how to express goodness. M rs. Fyke has no m onopoly on these things, but she certainly has com m and of n early all the ways ot showing kindness. T h e flowers of the g arden and the fru its of the o rc h a rd w hich h e r loving hands b rin g to S ilen t U nity a re fitting represen tativ es of the sp irit that anim ates all h e r deeds.
WEEKLY UNITY
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N o. 6
If At First You Don’t Succeed, Try Again T h e collection fo r incid en tal expenses last Sunday, Ju n e 13, was $5.46, a gain of 78 cents over the last y e a r’s average. T h e w ord has been sent forth th a t this envelope collection shall be $20.90 each Sunday. L e t us m easure up to it. It makes the individual expense v ery light w hen all co-operate. 10 cents eac h w ould do it. F o r the past six o r eight y e a rs U nity Society has given annual picn ics on the F o u rth of July at B udd Park. In d e p en d e n ce D ay com es this y ear on Sunday. T h e m em b ers of the P ro g ram Com m ittee will be g ra te fu l fo r suggestions from any and all in re g a rd to the picnic. S hall we have it on M onday? At w hat place? At w hat tim e of day? W h at gam es will be novel a n d interesting? T hese a re some of the problem s th at confront the com m ittee. P lease give your suggestion in w rit ing, if possible, to any of the m em bers of the com m ittee: M rs. Jessie Sloan. M r. G . E . G leason or L ow ell F illm o re. T h e sooner the suggestions a re receiv ed the b e tte r. It is hoped th at this year's picnic m ay b e one long to b e re m em b ered as a joyous occasion by all. Of course, everybody w ill b rin g a basket w ell filled with good things to eat. T h e m eeting last Sunday night w as w ell a t tended, and all p re se n t a g re e d th a t A m ateur N ight was a g re at success, a n d th at R oyal F ill m ore gave a very in stru ctiv e a n d en tertain in g talk. T h is w orld is g ra n d a n d b eau tifu l to the sp irit ual-m inded ; it is dull, stupid a n d com m onplace to the unaw akened. T h e w orld is to eac h one as eac h one th in k s ; beauty and ugliness, o rd e r a n d disorder, can b e h a d for the m ere thinking.— F r a n k H a r r is o n .
WHAT I HOLD FOR BY ALFRED TOMS0 N
N o w ord of condem nation S hall pass m y lips today ; I ’ll hold all things in tru th F o r they the tru th portray. I'll hold for love and b eauty — F o r th ey ’re e te rn al l i g h t ; I 'll hold for tru th and justice — F o r them th e re is no night. My b ro th e r a n d m y sister, In tru th I'll hold alw ay ; F o r they a re m anifested T h ro u g h tru th ’s effulgent ray. In tr u th ’s illum ination I ’ll hold the w orld to be ; F o r in harm ony and union T h e universe I see. M rs. S o p h ia V an M a rte r is on h e r way to S eattle. She is filled to overflowing w ith the T ru th and will feed m any hun g erin g souls on the coast. S he expects to be gone all sum m er. T h e W om an’s A uxiliary w ill hold its re g u la r m onthly m eeting F rid a y , Ju n e 25th, at 3 p. m. in the p a rlo rs a t U nity B uilding. A ll m em b ers and every wom an of the congregation a re urg ed to be p re s e n t.— M r s . M . C. O ’N e i l , S ec. “ I have studied the first lesson in the U nity C orrespondence School, a n d re tu rn it herew ith. E ac h tim e I go over the lesson some new tru th is re v ea le d to me. It seem s to me th at I have dis covered a new c o untry of lim itless p o ssibilities.” — E x tra c t from a letter.
C a l l e r s at U n ity H e a d q u a r t e r s D uring t h e W ee k Mrs. C a ro lin e H ed erstro m , B urlingam e, K an. Mrs. M ary A. H a rk e r, S torm L ake, Iowa. C a rl D. W illiam s, K irksville, Mo. M iss B e a tric e Griffitt, C arthage, Mo. M iss E d ith Cross, D e ca tu r, 111. Mrs. E . H . Scott, W am ego, Kan. N orm an L. R oberts, D. D , S., M anhattan, Ks. M rs. John W isw ell, C olum bus, K ansas. M iss L. R. M cM ahon a n d Miss L en n a C hristal left T h u rsd ay fo r S eattle, w here they w ill enjoy a few weeks at the F a ir.
WEEKLY UNITY
SCRIPTURE READING Su nday, June 20, iqog.
POWER A R E S P O N S IV E S E R V IC E
S p e a k e r : Ye shall re ce iv e pow er, a fte r that th e H oly G host is com e upon you: and ye shall be w itnesses unto me both in Jerusalem , and in all Ju d e a , a n d in S am aria, and unto the utterm ost p a rt of the e arth . (A cts 1:8). C o n g re g a tio n : In the nam e of Jesus C hrist, a ll pow er is given unto m e in m y m ind and my body. I deny the w eak and lazy b e lie f th a t I lack th e pow er to dissolve the m ental states w hich I have form ed. T h a t w hich I m ade I c a n unm ake. C h o ru s :
All p o w e r is R iven u n to m e . All p o w e r is g iv e n u n to m e ; Go ye into all th e w orld and p re a ch th e gospel, A nd lo, I am w ith you alway.
S p e a k e r : B ehold, I give unto you pow er to tre a d on se rp en ts and scorpions, and over all the p o w er of the enem y: a n d nothing shall- by any m eans h u rt you. (L uke 10:19). C o n g re g a tio n : I fully a n d free ly deny the hum an b e lie f in the pow er of m atter, and h ereb y c le an se my consciousness of its puny lim itations. S p ea ker: S p irit-S u b stan c e is ev ery w h ere p re se n t. C o n g re g a tio n : M atter is fleeting shadow . S p e a k e r : S p irit-S u b stan c e is e n erg ize d w ith G od-pow er. C o n g r e g a tio n : M atter is pow erless. S p e a k e r : S p irit-S u b stan ce is guided by GodIn tellig en ce. C o n g r e g a tio n ; M atter is hum an ignorance. C h o ru s:
All pow er is given unto m e, e tc .
S p e a k e r : V erily, verily, I say unto you, H e th a t b e lie v eth on m e, the works th a t I do shall he do also. (John 14:12.) H e a l the sick cleanse the lep e rs, ra is e the dead, cast out devils: free ly ye have receiv ed , free ly give. (M att. 10:8.) , C o n g r e g a tio n : I know th a t T h y S p irit-S u b stan ce om n ip resen t is fulness of supply and sup p o rt; I know th a t all pow er of supply and su p p o rt is in T h y h e re p re sen t S p irit-S u b stan c e ; I know th a t all u n d erstan d in g is in T h y S p irit-S u b stan c e . C h o ru s;
A ll pow er is given u n to m e , e tc .
S p ea ker:
U nto you th at love my nam e shall
the S un of R ighteousness arise w ith healing in his wings. (M ai. 4:2.) C o n g r e g a tio n : I w ill re sto re h ealth unto thee, a n d I w ill h eal th ee of thy w ounds. (Jer. 10:17.) S p e a k e r : Alm ighty F a th e r, G od: T hou a rt ev ery w h ere p re sen t as R igorous H ealth, L ife and S tren g th . C o n g re g a tio n : T h e re fo re th e re is no presence of sickness or weakness. S p e a k e r : T h o u a rt everyw here presen t as P e a ce , Love a n d H arm ony. C o n g r e g a tio n : T h e re fo re th e re is no discord, fe a r o r inharm ony. S p e a k e r : T h o u a rt e v ery w h ere p re sen t as W isdom a n d U n d erstan d in g . C o n g r e g a tio n : T h e re fo re th e re is no igno ra n c e of T h y a ll-pervading law of H ealth, H a r m ony a n d E v erlastin g L ife. C h o ru s;
All pow er is g iv e n unto m e , etc.
S p e a k e r : H e se n t his w ord and h ealed them, and d e liv e re d them from th e ir destructions. (P salm s 107:20.) C o n g r e g a tio n : I deny a n d dissolve all con sciousness of sin and evil in all its form s. S p e a k e r : I know, F a th e r, that T hou a rt All G ood, a n d everyw here present. C o n g re g a tio n : T h e re fo re th e re is no p re s ence of sin o r evil. S p e a k e r : I know th at T h o u a rt the only Pow er. C o n g re g a tio n : T h e re fo re th ere is no pow er of sin or evil. S p e a k e r : I know th at T h o u a rt Om niscient, e v ery w h ere p re sen t as W isdom . C o n g re g a tio n : T h e re fo re th ere is no knowl edge of sin or evil. A ll: T h o u a rt G ood, a n d T h o u a rt All. C h o r u s : A ll p o w e r is g iv e n u n to m e , e tc .
Vegetarian meals are served three times a day in the Unity Inn. Break fast at 8, Dinner at 12:15 and Supper at 6. Sunday Dinner is ready directly after the morning service. No animal fats are used in cooking. A w eak m an subm its to destiny ; a strong man m akes his own. It is w hat we think of ourselves w hich determ ines our fate. If I re g ard myself as a poor c re a tu re , I shall no doubt, act the p a rt of a poor c re a tu re .—M r s . C raigie.
WEEKLY UNITY In
The
Morning.
L U L U B E L L E W O O L D R ID G E
My m other says the littlest p ra y e r E ac h m orning, m akes a boy play fa ir ; At night a fellow ’s fast asleep ; It's easy then for G od to keep H im good — but in th e day My m other says, h e 'd b e tte r p ray I — G ood H o u sekeep in g . Ideas go boom ing through the w orld louder than a cannon. T h o u g h ts a re m ightier th an arm ies. P rin c ip le s have achieved m ore v ictories th an horsem en o r chariots.— W. M . P a xto n .
O ffic e r s o f U n it y S o c ie t y o f P r a c tic a l C h r is tia n ity BOARD
OF
D a n ie l H o a g la n d , P res. T. I. W allace, T reas.
D IR E C T O R S C. H . G ates. Vice P res. Lorvell F illm ore, Sec'y.
B U IL D IN G C O M M I T T E E J . I. W allace, C. H . Gates, C harles F illm o re
FINANCE COM M ITTEE D a n ie l H o a g la n d . J . M . Gille, C a r l Gleeser
PROGRAM
COM M ITTEE
L ow ell F illm ore, M rs. J . I. Sloan G. E . Gleason
RECEPTION CO M M ITTEE M rs. W a lte r D a vis, M r s. S o t h i a V a n M a r te r F . M . D ra k e
A u x ilia ries W O M A N ’S
AUXILIARY
M rs. E d ith H a se ltin e, Pres. M r s .J . I . W allacei Vice-Pres. M rs. M . C. O 'N e il, Sec. M rs. J e n n ie H . C roft, T reas.
U N IT Y G U I L D M iss Iren e G aylord, Pres. F r a n k L ynch. Sec.
I thought at one tim e that ch an ce a n d m ischance ru le d the w orld. It was a lazy, stupefying idea; it m ade enthusiasm rid icu lo u s and work pitiful. — M r s . C raigie.
§ -------------Accustom yourself to m aster and overcom e things of d ifficulty; for if you observe, the left hand fo r w ant of p ra c tic e is insignificant, a n d not a d ap ted for general b u sin e ss; yet it holds the b rid le b e tte r th an the right from constant use.—1 P liny.
REGULAR
M E ET IN G S
SUNDAY
Sunday School, r o a . m. R e g u la r service, n a. m. C h a rles F illm o re. L esson in H e a lth "and H a rm o n y , 3:30 p.m. L e c tu re , 8 p. m. C a rl G leeser. ,
MONDAY
H igh N oon Silence, 12 to 12:15. Lesson in H e alth and H arm ony, 3:30 p. m. M y r tle F illm o re H ealing M eeting 8 p. m. TUESDAY
H igh N oon Silence, 12 to 12:15. L esson in H ealth and H arm ony, 3:30 p. m , WEDNESDAY
H igh N oon S ilence, 12 to 12:15. M id-W eek M eeting, 2:30 p. m. THURSDAY
H ig h N oon S ilen ce, 12 to 12:15. L esson in H e a lth and H a rm ony, 3:30 p. m. FRIDAY
H igh Noon Silence, 12 to 12:15. L esson in H e alth and H arm ony, 3:30 p. m. M a rio n A u s tin D r a k e SATURDAY
H igh N oon Silence, 12 to 12-15. Lesson in H e alth and H arm ony. 3:30 p. m. M rs. A n n a //, P ay. F re e w ill offerings re ce iv e d for all tea ch in g a n d healing.
M iss A u g u s ta Luke, Vice-Pres. L e n n a C h rista l, T re a s ,
U N IT Y LIBRARY
OUR. P E R IO D IC A L S
J e n n ie H . C roft, L ib r a r ia n
U N IT Y INN M rs. A n n a Flow ers. S u te r in te n d e n t.
U N IT Y SU NDAY SC H O O L OFFICERS M rs. E d ith H aseltine. S u tt . M rs. B la n ch e E v e ly n S a g e H a se ltin e, A sst. S u tt. M iss Tessie W allace. Secretary. M r . F r a n k H a r lin g , T re a su rer.
TEACHERS L ittle Folks. M rs. H a se ltin e: C h ild re n , B lanctie Sage H a se ltin e: Y o u n g L adies, M iss G a ylo rd ; Y o u n g Folks, M rs. C r o ft: B ible Class, M r . H o a g la n d .
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VOL. I
KANSAS CITY, MO., SATURDAY, JUNE 19, 1909
NO. 6
UNITY AUDITORIUM,
Up To Mr. Taft
U N IT Y B U IL D IN G , 913 T R A C Y ,
T hree-y ear-o ld N o rris is fond of the twentyth ird psalm , som etim es re p ea tin g it instead of his re g u la r evening p ra y er. L ast autum n the nam e of the successful p resid en tial can d id ate was often h e a rd a t the d in n er table, a n d N orris unconsciously fell into the h a b it of re n d erin g one passage of the psalm in this re assu rin g fashion : “ T h y ro d and thy T a ft th ey com fort m e . ”— K a n s a s C ity In d e p e n d en t.
Sunday,
June
20,
1909.
Sunday School at 10. L e c tu re by C h a rle s F illm o re at 11. S u b je ct “ O m n ip re se n t P o w e r ." H e a lth a n d H arm ony Class a t 3:30 L e c tu re by C a rl G leeser at 8 S u b je c t ‘‘A ccording to T h y F a ith ”
Nothing New
RECEPTION FOR MR. AND MRS. CHARLES HASELTINE O ne of the most enjoyable occasions w hich U nity Society has p a rtic ip a te d in w as given W ed nesday evening, Ju n e 16th, at the hom e of M r. and Mrs. W a lte r D avis, 2816 B enton Blvd. O ur young b rid e a n d groom had re tu rn e d from th e ir honeym oon trip , and the o pportunity was seized upon by our hospitable frien d s, M r. and Mrs. D avis, to te n d e r a re c e p tio n to these young voyagers on the m atrim onial sea. T h e spacious p a rlo rs of the D avis' beautiful hom e w ere filled by th e m any friends, a n d th e re was a fine display of p re sen ts w hich ev idenced the love and esteem in w hich this young couple a re held. T h e m em bers of the W om an's A uxiliary gave a linen show er to the bride, a n d each class of the Sunday School, in w hich B lan ch e Sage H aseltine has so long b e en a m em ber a n d a w orker, rem em b e re d h e r w ith a b e au tifu l and a p p ro p ria te gift. T h e re w as plenty of m usic to a d d to the pleas ure of th e evening, and the young people enjoyed gam es of all sorts. R efresh m en ts w ere served in the dining room w hich w as b e au tifu lly d e co ra te d w ith daisies. M any w ere the good w ishes w hich w ere show e re d upon C h a rle s and B lanche, and if love can m ake th e ir sea of life sm ooth they will n e v er experience any storms.
“ I ’m in tro d u cin g a b ra n d new invention—a com bined talking m achine, c a rp e t sw eeper and le tte r o p e n e r," said the agent, stepping briskly into ah office. “ G ot one a lre a d y ," a n sw ered the pro p rieto r, " I ’m m a rrie d ,”— T h e B ohem ian. T h e worjcers in the S ilen t U nity departm ent w rite about eighty-five letters a day and distri bute a larg e am ount of h e lp fu l lite ra tu re . T hese letters go to all p a rts of the globe, carry in g en lightenm ent a n d e ncouragem ent to p ersons seek ing the sp iritu a l ways of life ; they p e rta in to healing a n d education, answ er questions and sug gest the lines o f thinking th at w ill be the most help fu l to the individual to whose advancem ent th ey a re d ire c te d . T h a t this work is approved by the L o rd of L ife is abundantly testified in the m any w ords of g ratitu d e receiv ed from those who h ave b e en b rought from sickness to health, from m en tal dark n ess to the understan d in g th at reveals th e glory of G od in the p re sen t m om ent of living. E veryone is good, but some know better than o th ers how to express goodness. M rs. Fyke has no m onopoly on these things, but she certainly has com m and of n early all the ways ot showing kindness. T h e flowers of the g arden and the fru its of the o rc h a rd w hich h e r loving hands b rin g to S ilen t U nity a re fitting represen tativ es of the sp irit that anim ates all h e r deeds.
WEEKLY UNITY
WEEKLY
U NI T Y.
P U B L IS H E D W E E K L Y BY
Unttp
UTract
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U N ITY B L D G . 9 1 3 TRACY AVE. KANSAS C ITY , MO.
L O W E L L F IL L M O R E . M a n a g in g E d ito r Vol. 1
$1.00
p e r year, 2 cts. p e r copy
N o. 6
If At First You Don’t Succeed, Try Again T h e collection fo r incid en tal expenses last Sunday, Ju n e 13, was $5.46, a gain of 78 cents over the last y e a r’s average. T h e w ord has been sent forth th a t this envelope collection shall be $20.90 each Sunday. L e t us m easure up to it. It makes the individual expense v ery light w hen all co-operate. 10 cents eac h w ould do it. F o r the past six o r eight y e a rs U nity Society has given annual picn ics on the F o u rth of July at B udd Park. In d e p en d e n ce D ay com es this y ear on Sunday. T h e m em b ers of the P ro g ram Com m ittee will be g ra te fu l fo r suggestions from any and all in re g a rd to the picnic. S hall we have it on M onday? At w hat place? At w hat tim e of day? W h at gam es will be novel a n d interesting? T hese a re some of the problem s th at confront the com m ittee. P lease give your suggestion in w rit ing, if possible, to any of the m em bers of the com m ittee: M rs. Jessie Sloan. M r. G . E . G leason or L ow ell F illm o re. T h e sooner the suggestions a re receiv ed the b e tte r. It is hoped th at this year's picnic m ay b e one long to b e re m em b ered as a joyous occasion by all. Of course, everybody w ill b rin g a basket w ell filled with good things to eat. T h e m eeting last Sunday night w as w ell a t tended, and all p re se n t a g re e d th a t A m ateur N ight was a g re at success, a n d th at R oyal F ill m ore gave a very in stru ctiv e a n d en tertain in g talk. T h is w orld is g ra n d a n d b eau tifu l to the sp irit ual-m inded ; it is dull, stupid a n d com m onplace to the unaw akened. T h e w orld is to eac h one as eac h one th in k s ; beauty and ugliness, o rd e r a n d disorder, can b e h a d for the m ere thinking.— F r a n k H a r r is o n .
WHAT I HOLD FOR BY ALFRED TOMS0 N
N o w ord of condem nation S hall pass m y lips today ; I ’ll hold all things in tru th F o r they the tru th portray. I'll hold for love and b eauty — F o r th ey ’re e te rn al l i g h t ; I 'll hold for tru th and justice — F o r them th e re is no night. My b ro th e r a n d m y sister, In tru th I'll hold alw ay ; F o r they a re m anifested T h ro u g h tru th ’s effulgent ray. In tr u th ’s illum ination I ’ll hold the w orld to be ; F o r in harm ony and union T h e universe I see. M rs. S o p h ia V an M a rte r is on h e r way to S eattle. She is filled to overflowing w ith the T ru th and will feed m any hun g erin g souls on the coast. S he expects to be gone all sum m er. T h e W om an’s A uxiliary w ill hold its re g u la r m onthly m eeting F rid a y , Ju n e 25th, at 3 p. m. in the p a rlo rs a t U nity B uilding. A ll m em b ers and every wom an of the congregation a re urg ed to be p re s e n t.— M r s . M . C. O ’N e i l , S ec. “ I have studied the first lesson in the U nity C orrespondence School, a n d re tu rn it herew ith. E ac h tim e I go over the lesson some new tru th is re v ea le d to me. It seem s to me th at I have dis covered a new c o untry of lim itless p o ssibilities.” — E x tra c t from a letter.
C a l l e r s at U n ity H e a d q u a r t e r s D uring t h e W ee k Mrs. C a ro lin e H ed erstro m , B urlingam e, K an. Mrs. M ary A. H a rk e r, S torm L ake, Iowa. C a rl D. W illiam s, K irksville, Mo. M iss B e a tric e Griffitt, C arthage, Mo. M iss E d ith Cross, D e ca tu r, 111. Mrs. E . H . Scott, W am ego, Kan. N orm an L. R oberts, D. D , S., M anhattan, Ks. M rs. John W isw ell, C olum bus, K ansas. M iss L. R. M cM ahon a n d Miss L en n a C hristal left T h u rsd ay fo r S eattle, w here they w ill enjoy a few weeks at the F a ir.
WEEKLY UNITY
SCRIPTURE READING Su nday, June 20, iqog.
POWER A R E S P O N S IV E S E R V IC E
S p e a k e r : Ye shall re ce iv e pow er, a fte r that th e H oly G host is com e upon you: and ye shall be w itnesses unto me both in Jerusalem , and in all Ju d e a , a n d in S am aria, and unto the utterm ost p a rt of the e arth . (A cts 1:8). C o n g re g a tio n : In the nam e of Jesus C hrist, a ll pow er is given unto m e in m y m ind and my body. I deny the w eak and lazy b e lie f th a t I lack th e pow er to dissolve the m ental states w hich I have form ed. T h a t w hich I m ade I c a n unm ake. C h o ru s :
All p o w e r is R iven u n to m e . All p o w e r is g iv e n u n to m e ; Go ye into all th e w orld and p re a ch th e gospel, A nd lo, I am w ith you alway.
S p e a k e r : B ehold, I give unto you pow er to tre a d on se rp en ts and scorpions, and over all the p o w er of the enem y: a n d nothing shall- by any m eans h u rt you. (L uke 10:19). C o n g re g a tio n : I fully a n d free ly deny the hum an b e lie f in the pow er of m atter, and h ereb y c le an se my consciousness of its puny lim itations. S p ea ker: S p irit-S u b stan c e is ev ery w h ere p re se n t. C o n g re g a tio n : M atter is fleeting shadow . S p e a k e r : S p irit-S u b stan c e is e n erg ize d w ith G od-pow er. C o n g r e g a tio n : M atter is pow erless. S p e a k e r : S p irit-S u b stan ce is guided by GodIn tellig en ce. C o n g r e g a tio n ; M atter is hum an ignorance. C h o ru s:
All pow er is given unto m e, e tc .
S p e a k e r : V erily, verily, I say unto you, H e th a t b e lie v eth on m e, the works th a t I do shall he do also. (John 14:12.) H e a l the sick cleanse the lep e rs, ra is e the dead, cast out devils: free ly ye have receiv ed , free ly give. (M att. 10:8.) , C o n g r e g a tio n : I know th a t T h y S p irit-S u b stan ce om n ip resen t is fulness of supply and sup p o rt; I know th a t all pow er of supply and su p p o rt is in T h y h e re p re sen t S p irit-S u b stan c e ; I know th a t all u n d erstan d in g is in T h y S p irit-S u b stan c e . C h o ru s;
A ll pow er is given u n to m e , e tc .
S p ea ker:
U nto you th at love my nam e shall
the S un of R ighteousness arise w ith healing in his wings. (M ai. 4:2.) C o n g r e g a tio n : I w ill re sto re h ealth unto thee, a n d I w ill h eal th ee of thy w ounds. (Jer. 10:17.) S p e a k e r : Alm ighty F a th e r, G od: T hou a rt ev ery w h ere p re sen t as R igorous H ealth, L ife and S tren g th . C o n g re g a tio n : T h e re fo re th e re is no presence of sickness or weakness. S p e a k e r : T h o u a rt everyw here presen t as P e a ce , Love a n d H arm ony. C o n g r e g a tio n : T h e re fo re th e re is no discord, fe a r o r inharm ony. S p e a k e r : T h o u a rt e v ery w h ere p re sen t as W isdom a n d U n d erstan d in g . C o n g r e g a tio n : T h e re fo re th e re is no igno ra n c e of T h y a ll-pervading law of H ealth, H a r m ony a n d E v erlastin g L ife. C h o ru s;
All pow er is g iv e n unto m e , etc.
S p e a k e r : H e se n t his w ord and h ealed them, and d e liv e re d them from th e ir destructions. (P salm s 107:20.) C o n g r e g a tio n : I deny a n d dissolve all con sciousness of sin and evil in all its form s. S p e a k e r : I know, F a th e r, that T hou a rt All G ood, a n d everyw here present. C o n g re g a tio n : T h e re fo re th e re is no p re s ence of sin o r evil. S p e a k e r : I know th at T h o u a rt the only Pow er. C o n g re g a tio n : T h e re fo re th ere is no pow er of sin or evil. S p e a k e r : I know th at T h o u a rt Om niscient, e v ery w h ere p re sen t as W isdom . C o n g re g a tio n : T h e re fo re th ere is no knowl edge of sin or evil. A ll: T h o u a rt G ood, a n d T h o u a rt All. C h o r u s : A ll p o w e r is g iv e n u n to m e , e tc .
Vegetarian meals are served three times a day in the Unity Inn. Break fast at 8, Dinner at 12:15 and Supper at 6. Sunday Dinner is ready directly after the morning service. No animal fats are used in cooking. A w eak m an subm its to destiny ; a strong man m akes his own. It is w hat we think of ourselves w hich determ ines our fate. If I re g ard myself as a poor c re a tu re , I shall no doubt, act the p a rt of a poor c re a tu re .—M r s . C raigie.
WEEKLY UNITY In
The
Morning.
L U L U B E L L E W O O L D R ID G E
My m other says the littlest p ra y e r E ac h m orning, m akes a boy play fa ir ; At night a fellow ’s fast asleep ; It's easy then for G od to keep H im good — but in th e day My m other says, h e 'd b e tte r p ray I — G ood H o u sekeep in g . Ideas go boom ing through the w orld louder than a cannon. T h o u g h ts a re m ightier th an arm ies. P rin c ip le s have achieved m ore v ictories th an horsem en o r chariots.— W. M . P a xto n .
O ffic e r s o f U n it y S o c ie t y o f P r a c tic a l C h r is tia n ity BOARD
OF
D a n ie l H o a g la n d , P res. T. I. W allace, T reas.
D IR E C T O R S C. H . G ates. Vice P res. Lorvell F illm ore, Sec'y.
B U IL D IN G C O M M I T T E E J . I. W allace, C. H . Gates, C harles F illm o re
FINANCE COM M ITTEE D a n ie l H o a g la n d . J . M . Gille, C a r l Gleeser
PROGRAM
COM M ITTEE
L ow ell F illm ore, M rs. J . I. Sloan G. E . Gleason
RECEPTION CO M M ITTEE M rs. W a lte r D a vis, M r s. S o t h i a V a n M a r te r F . M . D ra k e
A u x ilia ries W O M A N ’S
AUXILIARY
M rs. E d ith H a se ltin e, Pres. M r s .J . I . W allacei Vice-Pres. M rs. M . C. O 'N e il, Sec. M rs. J e n n ie H . C roft, T reas.
U N IT Y G U I L D M iss Iren e G aylord, Pres. F r a n k L ynch. Sec.
I thought at one tim e that ch an ce a n d m ischance ru le d the w orld. It was a lazy, stupefying idea; it m ade enthusiasm rid icu lo u s and work pitiful. — M r s . C raigie.
§ -------------Accustom yourself to m aster and overcom e things of d ifficulty; for if you observe, the left hand fo r w ant of p ra c tic e is insignificant, a n d not a d ap ted for general b u sin e ss; yet it holds the b rid le b e tte r th an the right from constant use.—1 P liny.
REGULAR
M E ET IN G S
SUNDAY
Sunday School, r o a . m. R e g u la r service, n a. m. C h a rles F illm o re. L esson in H e a lth "and H a rm o n y , 3:30 p.m. L e c tu re , 8 p. m. C a rl G leeser. ,
MONDAY
H igh N oon Silence, 12 to 12:15. Lesson in H e alth and H arm ony, 3:30 p. m. M y r tle F illm o re H ealing M eeting 8 p. m. TUESDAY
H igh N oon Silence, 12 to 12:15. L esson in H ealth and H arm ony, 3:30 p. m , WEDNESDAY
H igh N oon S ilence, 12 to 12:15. M id-W eek M eeting, 2:30 p. m. THURSDAY
H ig h N oon S ilen ce, 12 to 12:15. L esson in H e a lth and H a rm ony, 3:30 p. m. FRIDAY
H igh Noon Silence, 12 to 12:15. L esson in H e alth and H arm ony, 3:30 p. m. M a rio n A u s tin D r a k e SATURDAY
H igh N oon Silence, 12 to 12-15. Lesson in H e alth and H arm ony. 3:30 p. m. M rs. A n n a //, P ay. F re e w ill offerings re ce iv e d for all tea ch in g a n d healing.
M iss A u g u s ta Luke, Vice-Pres. L e n n a C h rista l, T re a s ,
U N IT Y LIBRARY
OUR. P E R IO D IC A L S
J e n n ie H . C roft, L ib r a r ia n
U N IT Y INN M rs. A n n a Flow ers. S u te r in te n d e n t.
U N IT Y SU NDAY SC H O O L OFFICERS M rs. E d ith H aseltine. S u tt . M rs. B la n ch e E v e ly n S a g e H a se ltin e, A sst. S u tt. M iss Tessie W allace. Secretary. M r . F r a n k H a r lin g , T re a su rer.
TEACHERS L ittle Folks. M rs. H a se ltin e: C h ild re n , B lanctie Sage H a se ltin e: Y o u n g L adies, M iss G a ylo rd ; Y o u n g Folks, M rs. C r o ft: B ible Class, M r . H o a g la n d .
U N IT Y : a 64-page m onthly - - $1.00 p e r yearW E E W ISD O M : a 32-page m onthly for c h ild ren a n d young people. 50 cts. p e r y e ar T H E S IG N S T H A T F O L L O W issued bi-m onthly. S u b sc rip tion . . . F re e -w ill offerings T h e key-note of these m agazines is the revival of p u re o r P rim itive C h ristia n ity , including h e al ing and regeneration. U r v ity T r a c t S o c i e t y , U n i t y B u i l d i n g ,
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