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When Christian Science was first presented to me,...
When Christian Science was first presented to me, I studied it as a doctrine, and thought it a very beautiful theory, but not at all practicable. However, I was interested and continued studying and then gradually the glorious Truth dawned upon me, that God is Love, that He is divine Principle. Every day am I becoming more and more grateful for having this Principle for a guide, for having a rule by which to live. More and more every day am I being shown how practical this wonderful gospel is, and how practical we have to make it.
In my profession of public school teacher, I find Science invaluable. Four o'clock used to find me tired out and often discouraged. Now those conditions are almost unknown. By realizing every day that divine Mind governs all, that those children are not to obey me but to obey Divine law, the great question of discipline is being solved. Many cases of obstinacy and self-will have been overcome through the power of Truth. It is very beautiful to see how some days, everything will fall into line and one duty after another be performed easily and joyously. Besides we laugh a great deal more than we did formerly.
Several demonstrations have been made in cases of colds, sore throats, toothache, and other complaints, but I wish to speak of one in particular, which shows the silent, beautiful work of impersonal healing. When I received my present class last September, one boy was noticeable owing to the scurf which had robbed him of most of his hair. Whenever I chanced to look at him I denied the error. One day just before the Christmas vacation, I noticed that the child's head did not appear quite so disagreeable; but it was during the vacation that the perfect healing came about, a beautiful growth of hair covering his head. It seemed very wonderful to have him return to school so perfectly healed. I asked him what had caused his hair to grow. He said he did not know, that his parents had done nothing.
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May 15, 1902 issue
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Christian Science not Reversible
Frank W. Gale
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Hypnotism
George T. Angell
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The Lectures
with contributions from Frank H. Mott, Leslie Willis Sprague, George L. Collie, Hermann S. Hering, Ezra M. Buswell, S. E. Mitchell
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Notices
with contributions from Christian Science Board of Education
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MRS. EDDY TAKES NO PATIENTS
Editor
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Expression of Gratitude
Editor with contributions from Board of Directors, F. J., Ella V. Fluno, Mary B. G. Eddy
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Some Fragments of History
Editor with contributions from Mary Baker G. Eddy
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An Appreciation of Christian Science
Jesse J. Kolmos
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Among the Churches
with contributions from W. Roach, Myrtle Fritz, W. S. Day, Wm. Henry Channing
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German Supplement Appreciated
Catherine Bock
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Reflections
BY HARRIET GERTRUDE RING.
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Principle, not Personality
BY MARY H. HATCH.
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Impressions Received in a Christian Science Service
BY PROF. G. B. GARDNER.
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Gratitude for Lesson Sermons
John Dierks
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When I read the testimonies of my old friends, John Lloyd...
L. J. Richardson
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A few months ago, I wrote a little article for the Sentinel
Minnie M. Keevan
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About two years ago my little daughter was accidentally...
Edith A. Connick
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Religious Items
with contributions from S. G. Dunham, J. R. Thompson, Bishop Sessums, Frank L. Phalen, Phillips Brooks