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How I became a Christian Scientist
Up to eighteen months ago I was a very worldly selfish woman, living for very little but self and my own pleasure. Owing to financial troubles, and one disappointment after another, I was most unhappy and discontented. I also suffered from chronic indigestion, which medicine could not reach, although I had doctored for years. My nerves had gotten into such a condition that I could hardly speak without crying, and I had become tired of every one and every thing.
This was the condition I was in when Christian Science came to me one year ago last June, through a dear, loving friend, who had for some time been trying to open my eyes to the omnipotence of God. Up to this time I was not ready for the Truth and would not listen to that still, small voice which has proven such a blessing to mankind. I thought I could get along without God. I had to undergo a great deal of suffering, both mental and physical, before my eyes were opened, and I was made to see how selfish and ungrateful I had been all my life.

November 29, 1900 issue
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Some Objections Met
William Holman Jennings
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A Personal Explanation
Theodore F. Seward
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Earth's Size Exactly Measured
with contributions from Macdonald
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The Lectures
with contributions from George T. Smith, James Husted
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The Church Manual
with contributions from Henry Vincent
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MRS. EDDY TAKES NO PATIENTS
Editor
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Thanksgiving
Editor
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The Wednesday Evening Service
A Traveler
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"My Ships."
Editor
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Among the Churches.
with contributions from Jeannette Quick, Bertha M. F. Gaston, H. M. Buchanan, S. F. S., Jennie Louise Coolbroth, Nellie H. Wulff, Jas. H. Willard
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Concerning our Publications
with contributions from Mary Baird Marriott, Eugene Howell, A. T., R. E. Carey
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Free!
BY FRANCES H. COIT.
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Spiritual Power Producing Physical Results
BY REV. JESSE L. FONDA.
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A Helpful Thought
BY S. M.
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Thanksgiving
BY FRANCES MIHILLS BISHOP.
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How I became a Christian Scientist
Sarah Gilbert Schuyler
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How my Prayer was Answered
Louis Helm with contributions from Emerson, St. Augustine