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Having been greatly benefited by Christian Science, I wish...
Having been greatly benefited by Christian Science, I wish to give my testimony. Two years ago I started out to find a way by which people could not only be cured of sickness but kept well after being helped. I needed help myself, and fully intended to make myself useful for others, whenever I should be prepared for the work. My idea was to take a four-years course at some medical institution, after that to take up the study of Christian Science, and then combine the two. I knew that the spiritual part was necessary, but at that time I did not know that it could do the work alone. Prior to taking up medical work I had purchased a copy of Science and Health, and had read it through once, but did not understand very much of it. I took a year's study in a medical college in the West, expecting fully to complete my course; but during the summer following my first year's work, I took up the reading of Science and Health again, thinking it would be profitable to spend the vacation in that way. The result was that I never returned to the study of medicine, but went to Boston the following winter to look into Christian Science more thoroughly. I soon became convinced that it was the truth, and last spring I decided to spend all my time in doing what I could in this great and glorious Cause. While reading our text-book I was healed of stomach trouble, and of many dietetic and medical beliefs, for which I am very thankful. I now know, as our Leader says, that "Mind governs the body, not partially, but wholly" (Science and Health, p. III).
My desire to find a system by which people could be healed and, of all, couldd be permanently kept well, was answered in Christian Science,—the best preventive medicine that there is. My gratitude to God, and to our Leader, for this truth can best be expressed in my daily life and deeds.—Harry C. Taylor, Springfield, Mass.
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January 20, 1906 issue
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Only One Christian Science
SAMUEL GREENWOOD.
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Readiness
J. S. B.
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What the Truth Will Do
IDA G. STEWART.
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His Own are Fed
KATHERINE J. SMITH.
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Classification of Christian Science Literature
Frank W. Gale
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Among the Churches
with contributions from J. R. Bertholf
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The Lectures
with contributions from Mayor Barnard, T. E. Webber, J. T. Morrison, J. Heugh, A. L. Chase
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MRS. EDDY TAKES NO PATIENTS
Editor
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A Generous Gift
Albert E. Pierpoint
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"Thou shalt not kill."
Archibald McLellan
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Liberation
Annie M. Knott
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A Channel for the Waters
John B. Willis
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Letters to our Leader
with contributions from Richard P. Verrall, E. Warner, Mary Louise Wright, Ivah Fager, Harriette S. March
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About three years ago I was healed at once of rheumatism,...
Edith C. Damewood
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Having been greatly benefited by Christian Science, I wish...
Harry C. Taylor
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I was told by my doctor that I had at the longest about...
Katherine Hall
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As I look back over eight years of health and peace, I...
William Betzel
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It was in 1892 that I first heard of Christian Science
Lizzie McKibbin
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It is with a heart full of love to God, and to our dear...
Lillian A. Niemann
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When I was three years old. I had scarlet fever and...
Angeline Uhlmann
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I was raised in Denmark, in the State Church, and the...
Hansine Madson
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Words are not adequate to express my gratitude for...
Alice Marian Adams
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Although I am but a novice in the study of Christian Science,...
Marion S. Cemer
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The study of Christian Science has enabled me to overcome...
Stella Ralston
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I wish to express my heartfelt gratitude to God, and to...
Clara A. Seyffert
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The Ever-coming Christ
C. VIOLET SPILLER.
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From our Exchanges
with contributions from Frederic W. Perkins, C. T. Winchester
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Notices
with contributions from Stephen A. Chase