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It is now four and a half years since learned what a...
It is now four and a half years since learned what a wonderful change Christian Science brings to all who become interested in it, and what a blessed release it brings to all sufferers, whether in mind or body.
My experience has been like that of others who have been freed from the bondage of sin and consequent sickness, but I have not yet voiced this through the Sentinel, and do so now. I have nothing remarkable to relate, but I know that speaking a world for Christ cannot come amiss.
Learning of the Christ-love, has so transformed me, that I no longer spend half my time on the lounge recovering from sick headache, from car sickness, which almost invariably followed a journey, no matter how short, enduring backache, also intense exhaustion, from which I was never free, struggling with morbidity which made each successive day a burden, and sensitiveness so that all men seemed against me, and I knew not which way to turn.
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July 11, 1903 issue
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The Annual Meeting
with contributions from Irving C. Tomlinson, William B. Johnson
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A Kindly Letter
Dunmore
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The Lectures
with contributions from Anon, Charles H. Knapp, L. W. Winchester, Silas Cobb
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MRS. EDDY TAKES NO PATIENTS
Editor
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An Aftermath
W.
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Tell it Again
G. S.
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A Vacation Song
Katherine Lee Bates
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The Establishment of Truth
Alfred Farlow
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A Brief Statement
W. D. McCrackan
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Honesty in Religion
L. B. C.
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I wish to express my gratitude for the blessings of...
Gussie Howard
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It was about Easter time last year that through the...
Gertrude M. Bradley
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Words cannot express what a blessing Christian Science...
M. J. Cavanagh
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It is now four and a half years since learned what a...
Harriette F. Drury
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Notices
with contributions from Stephen A. Chase
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Religious Items
with contributions from Eliot, F. D. Storey, Phillips Brooks, Ichabod Spencer, H. A. Blake, Bushnell