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How thankful we should be that through the understanding...
How thankful we should be that through the understanding of Christian Science we have "an anchor of the soul, both sure and steadfast," when the clouds of material sense gather round our path, shutting out the light of God's presence for a time. It is then that we should rejoice, for we know that when the clouds have rolled away the light will again shine out, its splendor undimmed by this seeming obscurity. Seven years ago Christian Science came to me, as "one born out of due time," and since then my progress though slow has been continuous. I have been healed of many physical ills, but the greatest blessing, to my sense, and for which I would give God thanks, has been the overcoming of discontent, restlessness, an envious and jealous disposition.—all of which are being eliminated from my consciousness.
I send this testimony with the hope that it may cheer and encourage some fellow-traveler, and to express my gratitude to Mrs. Eddy for showing us the way.
Mrs. Martha Munsell, Winchester, Conn.
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December 26, 1908 issue
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THE COURAGE TO SAY, NO
SAMUEL GREENWOOD.
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AN ADDED RESPONSIBILITY
HELEN ANDREWS NIXON.
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READINESS TO SERVE
VIOLET KER SEYMER.
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"AND THE RAIN DESCENDED."
CASSIUS M. LOOMIS.
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THE REWARD OF FAITH
JOHN K. ALLEN.
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JOY
ADA J. MILLER.
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The phenomenal growth of Christian Science is due...
William E. Brown
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The question naturally arises
Frederick Dixon
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There is every reason to believe that divine power...
R. Stanhope Easterday
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THE NEW YEAR—A FRIEND
JOY E. R. ZINT.
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THE LECTURES
with contributions from George S. Haddock, E. N. Richardson, Samuel Bosworth Smith, O. S. Davis, J. J. McConnell
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MRS. EDDY TAKES NO PATIENTS
Editor
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A RECENT DECISION
Archibald McLellan
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HOSPITALITY
Annie M. Knott
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THE NEW YEAR AND THE NEW LIFE
John B. Willis
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LETTERS TO OUR LEADER
with contributions from Alexander Dodds, Frederick Dixon, John Forbes, Miriam B. Clark, Louise M. Tewksbury, Charles Beilstein, Karl R. Rummell, Louise B. Warner, Martha Burr Banks, Frederic C. Hotchkiss, George E. Betts, Olga Heldman, F. W. Hanan, Julia C. Freneart, Katherine Hickle, Janie McK. Myrover
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In 1889 I was told that Christian Science was able to...
Edward M. Felkey
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I am a man fifty-seven years old
G. W. Flesher
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In December, 1906, I had a severe attack of illness and...
Virginia Allphin
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From early childhood the statement, "She is a nervous...
Belle Cady Plummer
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I am very glad to be able to pay a heartfelt and grateful...
J. B. Anderson
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Since coming into Christian Science I have surely found...
Elvie H. Piper
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We as Christian Scientists have received many great...
Lilley B. Yockey
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How thankful we should be that through the understanding...
Martha Munsell
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With the hope of leading some one to investigate Christian Science...
M. Virginia Prater
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For many years I have hesitated to send in my testimony,...
Lurline H. Swain
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In "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures"...
Elizabeth Fergusson
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I was drawn into Christian Science through divine Love,...
V. J. Coyne, Josephine Coyne
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"AS A LITTLE CHILD"
KATHARINE T. PORTER
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FROM OUR EXCHANGES
with contributions from John Haynes Holmes, Benjamin Ide Wheeler, Joseph H. Bradley