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The thought has come to me that after seventeen years...
The thought has come to me that after seventeen years of manifold blessings received through Christian Science it is time to contribute my mite to the Sentinel. My attention was first directed to Christian Science by hearing of the healing of a lady in Los Angeles, Cal. Knowing the terrible condition she had been in, this demonstration of the truth was wonderful to me, and I concluded to try Christian Science for physical help. At that time, 1890, I was living in Chicago, and the jar from walking up and downstairs and on the stone pavements was torture to me. Through Christian Science I was healed of a disease of the kidneys and of bowel trouble in their most dreaded forms; also of heart trouble. I seemed to be a physical wreck, and was nearly a moral one. My healing was slow, for I had many rooms in my house—my mentality—that needed to be cleansed of sin.
With gratitude I acknowledge that in all these past years in Christian Science, when error has offered me many times and in many ways "sweet desires," the credit for the overcoming is due to His "rod and staff," which lovingly restrained me and kept my face towards the pillar of cloud by day and of fire by night. The tobacco habit, the use of alcoholic drinks and profanity,—all disappeared before the sword of Truth. My favorite chapter in Mrs. Eddy's "Miscellaneous Writings" is "Love Your Enemies," and I am trying to follow the instructions given on page 12: "Hate no one; for hatred is a plague-spot that spreads its virus and kills at last." I try to make my seeming enemies a discipline for myself, and as I persevere and succeed in this line I am wonderfully rewarded. Christian Scientists can well appreciate the words of the psalmist, "Who is so great a God as our God? Thou art the God that doest wonders: thou hast declared thy strength among the people."—W. H. Pomroy, Everett, Wash.
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February 1, 1908 issue
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MRS. EDDY MOVES TO GREATER BOSTON
Edwin J. Park
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WHAT THE LOCAL PAPERS SAID
Irving C. Tomlinson
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A PHYSICIAN'S REASONS FOR BECOMING A CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST
Edmund F. Burton
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MRS. EDDY TAKES NO PATIENTS
Editor
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BELOVED BY THE PEOPLE
Archibald McLellan
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BAPTISM
Annie M. Knott
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PROFITLESS PAIN
John B. Willis
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LETTERS TO OUR LEADER
with contributions from Louisa Harris, Clara E. La Quay, Sue Mims, Alice L. Hamilton, Charles E. Van Barneveld, Nellie G. Alley, Emma K. S. Sawyer, Emma J. Coe, Edward W. Dickey, Elizabeth A. Dottridge, Alice M. Libby
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THE LECTURES
with contributions from Edward A. Kimball, A. L. Scott, William P. McKenzie, John S. Stewart, George J. Delmege, Arthur R. Vosburgh
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I wish to bring to the altar a tithe of the blessings I...
E. Kate Howell-Book
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When Christian Science was first presented to me, as...
Frank P. Case
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Two years ago, after a severe operation for abdominal...
H. Sibyl Lukens
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I wish to send my acknowledgment of what Truth has...
Grace M. Scholefield
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Although twenty-six years of my life have been spent in...
W. J. Van Hoesen
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About two years ago a new light began to dawn in my...
James H. Thaw
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It is now four years since I was healed in Christian Science...
Annie L. Ambrose
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I want to join with the many thousand followers of...
Charles F. Doms
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I am grateful for the daily help which the knowledge of...
Mary M. Jefferies
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With a sense of devout thankfulness and profound gratitude,...
Mary L. Van Ostrom
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It was about two years ago that my little daughter was...
Charles F. Horton
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Among the many things that Christian Science has done...
George H. Kean
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THE SONGS OF LOVE
IRA O. KNAPP.