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Periodical: The Living Word

Summary:  From Pat Deveney's database:

Living Word, The.
Devoted to the Vital Principles That Heal the Sick and Restore Souls to Life.
1912? Monthly
Coolidge Corner/Brookline, MA . Language: English.
Publisher: Eloist Ministry. Editor: Walter DeVoe, Pauline DeVoe.
Succeeds: Vitality Succeeded by: Religion—>Inspiration
1/1, July 1912 (?) 24 pp.

On DeVoe and the Eloist Ministry, see the notes under Religion, and Inspiration.

Other Sources:
Issues:Living Word N84 Mar 1919
Living Word N85 Apr 1919
Living Word N87 Jun 1919
Living Word N89 Sep 1919
Living Word N90 Oct 1919
Living Word N93 Jan 1920
Living Word N96 Apr 1920
Living Word N99 Jul-aug 1920
Living Word N101 Nov-dec 1920
Claude-Generated Themes:   The Living Word was a New Thought monthly of the early twentieth century built around a daily devotional 'morning study' and the affirmative techniques of mental science. Its columns taught prosperity, concentration, and reliance on the subconscious and the 'divine mind,' while grounding the work in scripture — the sampled issue meditates at length on Christ's prayer for the unity of believers. A subscriber 'Blessing card' extended the practice into a shared healing and affirmation ritual. The register is practical Christianity rather than occultism: Bible-anchored mind-cure aimed at health, success, and spiritual poise.

Generated by Claude from the periodical's digitized text; a thematic reading, not a bibliographic description.
Topics:Faith Healing and Spiritual Healing | New Thought