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The sentinel at the post of duty reminds me of negligence in sending my testimony, to tell of blessings received in Christian Science. I humbly offer the following, to add to the volume of thanksgiving sweeping heavenward. Through the reading of Science and Health and the spiritual illumination which followed, I was healed of ulceration of the stomach and kindred troubles, a restless sense of existence, agnosticism, etc. The torture I had endured with the stomach trouble I will not attempt to describe. The attending physician declared that I could live but a short time, and I felt there would be a limit to my endurance of the torture, but the disease was dissipated into nothingness through Christian Science, which brought me peace.
Like many others I had been seemingly lost in the sea of error, without a compass, yet earnestly and honestly seeking a haven. I had investigated all kinds of religions and philosophies that came under my notice, with the exception of Christian Science, which was not then deemed worthy of inquiry, and yet it held the very truth I was searching for—the light which "shineth in the darkness; and the darkness comprehended it not." Three years of stubborn resistance to Truth, with increasing suffering, followed—then the light came, and with it a new experience. Now, after nine years of Christian Science experience, under severe tests, it can be truthfully said that it has not failed me in any hour of need.
My daily prayer is that I may be found worthy of the hallowed name, "A Christian Scientist," and have a deeper sense of gratitude for our beloved Leader, whose tireless vigils have made our burdens less wearisome, and who keeps the torch of Truth upheld firmly where the darkness is most dense. My love for our Leader can but be measured by my obedience to the truth she has taught us. No words can convey the joys of spiritual communion with God, in the light of Christian Science. Demonstration alone gives it adequate expression, and I would say to every sufferer, "O taste and see that the Lord is good."
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March 11, 1905 issue
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The Seed of Error
REV. WILLIAM P. MC KENZIE.
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Victory over Drink
FRANK BELL.
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Love
LLOYD B. COATE.
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Completeness
ELIZABETH EARL JONES.
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Appreciated Congratulations
with contributions from Mary Baker Eddy, Ada G. White
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Among the Churches
with contributions from F. M. M., George Miller, Beatrice W. Kinnear
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The Lectures
with contributions from Henry Wilder Foote, John McLennan
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MRS. EDDY TAKES NO PATIENTS
Editor
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An Interesting Symposium
Editor, Mary Baker G. Eddy
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Mrs. Eddy in Good Health
with contributions from Mary Baker G. Eddy, Archibald McLellan
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Rumor
Editor
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Letters to our Leader
with contributions from Margaret C. Hall, Mary Scobey Chamberlain, Hilda Hellgren, Annie Rode, Anna M. Campbell, Jessie Lay
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Six years ago last September, I was feeling very despondent,...
Robert Francis French
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It is not easy to explain to myself why I have so long...
S. C. Ramsdell
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I have felt for some time I should...
L. C. Snedaker
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I first heard of Christian Science from a dear neighbor...
B. Rastatter-Kagi
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Last January, I sought Christian Science treatment for...
Mary E. Atkins
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I want to state that I did not come to Christian Science...
Virginia Taylor
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The sentinel at the post of duty reminds me of negligence...
J. Franklin Jones
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I have felt for some time that I should like to tell of...
Fannie E. Willett
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On arriving at my daily work one morning, I seemed to be...
Mary Alexander
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I would like to relate a proof of the power of Love
Ida Pinkers-Boller
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I am writing this to let others know how Science has...
Cecil C. Connett with contributions from Anon
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Come
J. W. WALKER.
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From our Exchanges
with contributions from Charles F. Dole, J. W. Dawson, E. M. Martinson
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Notices
with contributions from Stephen A. Chase