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The miserable life I lived prior to my healing through...
The miserable life I lived prior to my healing through Christian Science is a story of sin and despair, and let me say right here, that these words of St. Paul's are the beacon which is my salvation: "This one thing I do, forgetting those things which are behind, and reaching forth unto those things which are before. I press toward the mark for the prize of the high calling of God in Christ Jesus." I was a great traveler, contented nowhere, seeking peace in different cities, but finding none. My chief aim was to beat the railroad companies out of their just fares, and such things as that did I strive for, never seeking to help any one or to make any one happy but myself. Not one good thing did I seek after, all was evil.
Now all this is changed, and I truly feel as if I had been born again. Since studying the Bible with Science and Health as its key, I am striving more each day to put self in the rear; striving for other people's happiness; striving to be honest and pure, and to overcome sin in every form. Christian Science is surely a blessing, for that and nothing else has superinduced this changed condition.
I have for a long time wanted to write and tell something that my mother said shortly before she passed on. It was to me a most startling statement. She came into Christian Science late in life. She had raised a family of nine children, and some of them, especially myself, had caused many a gray hair in her dear old head, yet she said, after she was past sixty-five years of age. "If I could know Christian Science, I would be willing to live my life over again." —E. J. Myers, Chicago, Ill.
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July 8, 1905 issue
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Items of Interest
with contributions from F. T. Gates
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Christ our Passover
SUE H. MIMS.
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Metaphysical Definitions
ERNEST C. MOSES.
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Impersonal Guidance
ELIZABETH R. LEVINGS.
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Harvest
LISETTE S. NAEGELE.
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Material phenomena and sense testimony seem to be...
R. Stanhope Easterday
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The Lectures
with contributions from Martin A. Morrison, Samuel Slee, Granvill T. Dings, Dorsey W. Shackleford
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MRS. EDDY TAKES NO PATIENTS
Editor
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Card
Mary Baker G. Eddy
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The Relation of Sickness and Poverty
Archibald McLellan
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The Nation and the True Man
Annie M. Knott
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A Garden Gleaning
John B. Willis
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The Book of the Presidents
Editor
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Letters to our Leader
with contributions from J. O. Webster, Laura C. Nourse, Edith C. Fisher
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I had been more or less interested in Christian Science...
Arthur Chamberlain
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To save a sick body I sought Christian Science, but little...
E. C. Barto with contributions from H. J. Kelsey
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I have often told others of my experience, and the great...
K. E. Drysdale
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I shall always bless the day I came to Wiesbaden, for it...
Ida Muhlenbruch
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The Sentinel and Journal are very helpful to me, and I...
Bertha N. Hatch
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It seems wonderful how blessed we are, although only in...
Jessie E. Slowen
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My heart is filled with gratitude to God, and to Mrs. Eddy,...
Johanna Behrens with contributions from Mary C. Williams
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I have had many beautiful demonstrations of God's care...
Sallie G. Wentz
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From our Exchanges
with contributions from James M. Campbell
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Notices
with contributions from Stephen A. Chase