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No one has more to be thankful for than myself
No one has more to be thankful for than myself. Christian Science brought me out of a miserable condition, and while I had some two weeks' treatment, I was healed in the second treatment. Hereditary troubles have been mastered by Truth as revealed to us by our Leader; and I have been able to help myself and others by holding firmly to the power of Truth. The silent victories of Christian Science have done much toward opening up the storehouse of spiritual knowledge in my own consciousness, and bringing harmony to those around me. My pen fails to express the gratitude I feel toward Mrs. Eddy for showing me the way to God.—A. Gilbert, San Francisco, Cal.
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February 10, 1906 issue
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Reading Room Work in New York City
with contributions from ELLA BERRY RIDEING, ROBERT E. CAREY
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"By a prophet."
BLANCHE H. HOGUE
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The True Sense of Love
EMMA HARRIS JAMISON
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The True Man
ALFRED FARLOW
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In The Interior which was published October 26, there...
E. A. KIMBALL
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Christian Science teaches that nothing less than a complete...
WILLARD S. MATTOX
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The Lectures
with contributions from H. M. Ives, Charles Bookwalter, James W. Stewart, Frank Loveland, W. G. Lemmon, L. D. Apsley
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"Our Debt to Christian Science."
ARCHIBALD McLELLAN
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"Nearer to thee."
ANNIE M. KNOTT
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"Go in to possess the land."
JOHN B. WILLIS
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Letters to our Leader
with contributions from WILLIAM B. JOHNSON, John C. Lathrop, Elizabeth Stevenson, C. A. Buskirk
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When Christian Science came to me, I had been taking...
Olive Reichle
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I feel that the time has come for me to join the ever-increasing...
Almira J. Dickinson
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Christian Science has been the light of my life for eight...
John L. Crocker
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I wish to express my love and gratitude for the many...
Louis A. Tournier
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The Christian Science Hymnal tells us of the truth "that...
Bertha F. Webster
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From my earliest recollections I was a sufferer from...
Elvie P. Gerry
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In 1878 I had a very serious trouble with my eyes, which...
Theodosia D. Judd
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Lincoln, the Man of the People
Edward Markham
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From our Exchanges
with contributions from Adolph Roeder, H. H. Barber, Dean Hodges
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Notices
with contributions from Stephen A. Chase