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I feel it a duty which I owe to Christian Science to testify to my healing in the case of a kidney disease declared incurable by the best physicians. For about ten years I had been a great sufferer, and constantly called upon eminent doctors, some of them specialists in this country and a few from abroad. They attempted at various times to diagnose my case, and treated me, but I received only temporary help, never having been relieved for any length of time. My case was considered a puzzling one, as the different doctors were unable to state the origin of my ailment or to prescribe any medicine or remedy for my heal ing. After years of suffering, which was often endured in silence, my case was pronounced a kidney disease in its worst form, and I was given but a short time to live, being told my age was against me, and that no further relief could be assured.
At this time a lady called at my home, who proved to be a Christian Scientist. After meeting her and asking many questions, I decided to take treatment, thinking there might be some virtue in it, although I was not sure. I had tried everything that materia medica could offer, so I felt that this could not harm me. Those who know anything of the disease mentioned know what I endured, and when I can say that after but two weeks of Christian Science treatment I found myself well and happy, it seems surely like a return to the so-called miracles of Jesus' time. Thus we see that man's extremity is ever God's opportunity. The same doctor who had limited my life to a few weeks, also examined me thoroughly after my healing in Christian Science. He pronounced me well of this disease, and asked what had cured me, as he knew he could not. When told that Christian Science had healed me, he said, "Well, give it the glory." This was about four years ago, and I have never had any symptoms of that disease since.
My faith in God as the only healing power, causes me to be very thankful. I have joined The Mother Church, where I attend regularly, and daily I read the Bible, which is like a new book to me, made plain by my study of Science and Health, which is surely a "Key to the Scriptures," as it explains how God heals us. Our Lesson-Sermons are gradually awakening me to a higher understanding of God and His love for all His children, and as I daily live what I know of the truth, more of good is added unto me.
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November 13, 1909 issue
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THE GULF BETWEEN PERSONALITY AND PRINCIPLE
Richard P. Verrall
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TRUE REPENTANCE
CLARENCE W. CHADWICK.
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"FOR OUR SAKES"
ANNIE M. PAYNE.
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THE BEST WAY
WALTER M. DIXON.
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OVERCOMING EVIL
FRANK B. HOMANS.
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In their efforts to benefit humanity Christian Scientists...
John L. Rendall
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Healing in Christian Science is the attempt to demonstrate...
Frederick Dixon
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Christian Science is the religion of Jesus
William E. Brown
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MRS. EDDY TAKES NO PATIENTS
Editor
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TO THE MEMBERS OF THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ASSOCIATION
MARY BAKER EDDY.
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
The Christian Science Board of Directors
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UNAUTHORIZED LITERATURE
Archibald McLellan
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"LET HIM DENY HIMSELF"
John B. Willis
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THE LECTURES
with contributions from J. B. Harper, E. L. Riley
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INFINITY
FRANCIS C. BATSON.
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For nine years I was a trained nurse
Kathryn Van Horne
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I want to let others know what Christian Science has...
Jackson K. Griffith
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Last March my three children became very ill
William G. Ashworth
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We always think with great joy and gratitude of our...
We always think with great joy and gratitude of our...
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Since my own healing, three years ago, when I gained...
Maude Patterson Craven
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Over three years have elapsed since I became interested...
Adelheid Jamrowska
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I feel it a duty which I owe to Christian Science to testify...
E. N. Philbrick
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Whenever the question of Christian Science treatment...
Florence D. Wells
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Having suffered for several days from an attack of...
Adelaide A. Ackerman
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"JOHN YOUNG OF EDINBURGH"*
BEN. HAWORTH-BOOTH.
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LETTERS TO OUR LEADER
with contributions from Mary Baker Eddy, Willard S. Mattox, Frida Remont, M.G. Kains, Harold Susman, E. Howard Gilkey, Annie B. Thompson, John Forbes, Emma Whitmore, Anna F. Doe, Frances C. Oakes