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Gratefully do I write this testimony, in gratitude for having found in Christian Science the liberty which is man's birthright. In November, 1905, when life seemed a burden and God far from me. I accepted this blessed truth which has made me free. Bound as it seemed by mortal laws; chained with fears of almost every description, physically and mentally sick. I finally yielded to the thought that Christian Science might benefit me, and though I have been in the wilderness of human beliefs, the spiritual is gaining an ascendency. Many times have I seemed to descend into the "valley of humiliation," but Truth's summit is becoming nearer and clearer. To reach it requires the laying aside of false hopes and beliefs; it necessitates the banishment of hate and the putting on of the garment of divine Love. Our Leader says, "Clad in the panoply of Love, human hatred cannot reach you" (Science and Health, p. 571). For about fifteen years I wore glasses, but removed them more than a year ago. One by one material remedies were discarded, being replaced by the understanding of Christ, Truth, the only Healer. Many fears have been abolished, and as I am released from such bondage I can indeed realize that "God hath not given us the spirit of fear; but of power and of a sound mind." I thank God that He has given us His holy Word: that He has bestowed His blessing upon the noble woman who has shown us how to walk in the way of Life. The Sentinel, with its watchword upon the cover, gives us many helpful thoughts, teaching us the necessity of obeying that command which is given not to one. but to all the command to "watch." The Journal and Lesson Sermons also tend to increase our spiritual store.
The gratitude for my healing, both physical and spiritual, must be expressed in doing God's will.
Helen I. Kinsman, Springfield, Mass.
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November 16, 1907 issue
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WEEDS
M. G. KAINS, M.S.
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PARALLELS FOR PROGRESS
KATHARINE J. SMITH.
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MINE OWN INFIRMITY
MATHER ALMON ABBOTT.
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NO GOOD THING DENIED US
VINTON A. HOLBROOK.
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THE SYMPATHY THAT HELPS
G. L. MC NEIL.
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MY EXPERIENCE
ELLA MITCHELL MC AVEY.
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Our critic takes exception to the teachings of Mrs. Eddy...
Rosemary O. Anderson
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When you say that Science and Health of the various...
Henry Deutsch
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I have just seen the note in your issue of Aug. 31...
Frederick Dixon
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Our critic infers that Christian Science does not provide...
R. Stanhope Easterday
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It is not claimed at this time that the practitioners of...
V. O. Strickler
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No religious teacher since the time of Jesus gives a...
Charles K. Skinner
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IN LONDON, ENGLAND
Frederick Dixon
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MRS. EDDY TAKES NO PATIENTS
Editor
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THE CHURCH MANUAL
Archibald McLellan
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SOME COMMENTS ON CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Annie M. Knott
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THE IMMUTABILITY OF LAW
John B. Willis
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LETTERS TO OUR LEADER
with contributions from Board of Trustees of The Christian Science Publishing Society, Albert C. Stone, Olcott Haskell, Mary F. Eastaman, Mary E. Isely, Sue Mims, James Landy, W. R. Babcock, William Lloyd, William W. Davis, Marie Chalmers Ford, Agnes Cooper, Margaret Riggs Cox, Margaret Dundee Gibb, Hayne Davis
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THE LECTURES
with contributions from Henry Van Arsdale, A. F. Cooper, R. Thomsen, John F. Gaylor
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Christian Science was first brought to my notice in...
William Tiner Duryea
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In loving gratitude to God, and to our dearly beloved...
Margaret Lange
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When as a small boy I entered the Christian Science...
Charles W. Whiteside
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I feel very grateful for this opportunity of telling how...
Kate McQuiston
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The first time I heard of Christian Science I objected...
Bessie Hughes with contributions from Lida M. Shaw
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Gratefully do I write this testimony, in gratitude for...
Helen I. Kinsman
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All my life I was a great sufferer from so-called hereditary...
Kate E. Henderson Clark
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It may be that my experience in healing will be the...
Frances Pauline Meloon
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In January, 1899, I first heard of Christian Science
Delia A. Jackman
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I desire to express my sincere gratitude for Christian Science...
John T. Fletcher
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
PETER E. MACKAY.
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FROM OUR EXCHANGES
with contributions from Washington Gladden, Laird Wingate Snell