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When I was a little girl, I was taught to say "Thank you,"...
When I was a little girl, I was taught to say "Thank you," whenever anybody did me a kindness. For a long time now I have wanted to say "Thank you" to the faithful Sentinel and Journal whose visits mean so much to us all, bringing as they do, from all over the world, words that test and teach and inspire. I am very grateful to them both.
It was one day in November, 1897, that my feet turned carelessly into a new path. It looked like a very narrow and unimportant little path that day, marked only by a guide-post that read "Physical Healing," but ever since, it has grown wider and wider, until now I know that it is nothing less than the way to Truth and Life. I had no thought of any change coming to my petted opinions and convictions, which seemed to me very fixed and fine, but on the second day of treatment the practitioner gave me the illustration of the mirror as it is given in the chapter on the "Science of Being" in our text-book, and I do not believe that I have ever doubted from that moment that Christian Science is the one true thing in all the world, although many things have come very slowly to my consciousness, and the kind patience of my teacher has had much to do for me. On the third day of treatment I took off the glasses that I had worn for a long time, and the rest has followed, easily and quickly when I have been faithful, slowly and with many pangs when I have forgotten my royal descent as daughter of the King. For all the way that God has guided and guarded and kept me, I thank Him. For the loyal, true teaching that I have had, for our text-book and the other books that Mrs. Eddy has given us, for the Sentinel and Journal, for our dear church here in Concord, for the massive gray walls of the new church building soon to be our home, and for the happy, holy work that lies hidden in the years to come, I thank Him again. For her, through whose translucent thought it has all become possible, even the dawning of "the day of his coming," I thank Him again and yet again.

May 7, 1904 issue
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The Tree and its Fruit
BLANCHE H. HOGUE.
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True Gratitude
LAURA C. TUCKER.
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Living the Truth
C. C. M.
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Christian Science and the Church
Alfred Farlow
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Conversation about Disease
H. Coulson Fairchild
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It has been well said that "sometimes a man is a physician...
Wm. H. Jennings
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Christian Scientists are aware that their methods seem...
Charles D. Reynolds
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The Lectures
with contributions from J. H. Jones, Frank Meek, William Broad, George P. Tawney
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Letters to our Leader
with contributions from Victoria Murray, Florence Coutts Fowlie, Beatrice Southern, Emily Wright, W. F. W. Wilding, Joseph Daniels, Wm. Royle, Gertrude Smith, Frances Thurber Seal, Albert E. Miller
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The sense of love and joy that came to me as I caught the...
Margaret T. Calkins
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I am very thankful for my knowledge of Christian Science...
Edwin Marquand
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Twelve years ago I was obliged to undergo five surgical...
Charles A. Ryder
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Christian Science healed me after everything else had...
Elizabeth T. Bell
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Notices
with contributions from Stephen A. Chase