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My mother was a Christian Scientist several years before...
My mother was a Christian Scientist several years before I became interested in its teachings. Although I witnessed the transformation of her life from one of ill-health and sorrow to health and happiness, I was so blinded by materialism and its seeming pleasures that I could not grasp the verities of this grand teaching. I had served in the capacity of amanuensis and assistant to the leading oculist of our city for several years, and could not conceive of a spiritual remedy for the ills of mankind. I first began to study Christian Science for peace of mind, and received such an abundance that I finally gave up all medicine and looked to God for help form all my physical ailments as well. I was first healed of dyspnoea, which physicians claim to be a lack of nerve supply to the lungs, and they do not profess to do more than alleviate it by material means; then of a supposedly incurable disease of the scalp. In the two and a half years that I have tried to live the life of a Christian Scientist I have not been compelled to be away from my work more than two days on account of ill health. Prior to this time I would throw myself upon the couch immediately upon getting home from the office, because of fatigue, while now I hardly know what it means to be tired; I have learned what it means to cast my burdens at the feet of divine Love, "and bear a song away," The study of Christian Science has broadened me and I have developed marvelously in every way. For all this I am very grateful.
Miss Ada Bastman, Kansas City, Mo.
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February 24, 1906 issue
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What Christian Science is Doing
W. D. MC CRACKAN.
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A Reminder from the Past
ELLA D. BUSKIRK.
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The Mote and the Beam
JOHN S. CRELLIN.
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Pleasant View in Winter
GRACE WHITE.
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"Undeniable Facts"
John Brooks Leavitt
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According to the Century Dictionary, science is defined as,...
John L. Rendall
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We are always pleased to have one admit, as our critic...
Frank C. Russell
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Whatever may be believed about Christian Science in the...
Albert E. Miller
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The Reading Room Work in Chicago
Helen E. Putnam
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The Lectures
with contributions from W. W. Tothsroh, A. Schoonover
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"Moral Remedies"
ARCHIBALD McLELLAN
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Reward
Annie M. Knott
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Longing for Truth
John B. Willis
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An Interesting Letter
John C. Higdon
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Letters to our Leader
with contributions from Howard D. Kenyon, Florence M. Lull, Mary Baker Eddy, Elizabeth C. Wickersham, Mercy van Homan, Clarence H. Stockwell
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Memory turns back this morning to the year 1897, when...
Jane Kilcrease with contributions from James Marshall
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So much of good has been revealed to me through the...
Catharine I. McCoun
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Some time ago one of the references in our Lesson-Sermon...
Marie S. Allen
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I think it my duty as well as a great privilege to tell what...
Allie McFadden with contributions from Nellie B. Ainsworth
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It is my pleasure and privilege to have known and reaped...
Susie L. Bradshaw
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I became interested in Christian Science several years ago...
Sarah A. Goodsell
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I thank God for Christian Science
K. Burdin
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One day I had an attack of pneumonia
C. J. Nuckolls
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It is near six years since I was healed of asthma through...
Mary Morgan Jones
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Along the Upward Way
MARY J. ELMENDORF.
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From our Exchanges
with contributions from W. R. INGE
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Notices
with contributions from Stephen A. Chase