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Because I desired physical healing so earnestly, I became...
Because I desired physical healing so earnestly, I became willing to be interested in Christian Science, but it was perhaps three months before any meaning came to me from my reading. When I became humble, and willing to stand alone if need be, to give up the beliefs of the past and endure temporary separation from friends, then I began to gain spiritual insight, and was able to prove in small ways the power of Truth. To do this I was placed under stress of circumstances with no help but my new concept of God. It was not, however, until five years later that I was healed, though studying and working earnestly and faithfully.
These eight years of work and their ultimate healing—correction—have been an inestimable temperamental discipline; the blessing has been rich, and each day I wonder anew at the sublime wisdom of God's law of good and its gentle leading. I am most reverently grateful for the mental and physical regeneration which this truth has brought me, for I owe to it all the happiness and health I have ever known, and I am even more grateful for knowing this, that Christian Science is the open fount for all, where each may drink and be satisfied, and that nothing can divert the healing stream from its beneficent course.
Beatrice Enos, Milwaukee, Wis.
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February 19, 1910 issue
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SPEECH AND SILENCE
HON. CLARENCE A. BUSKIRK.
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"AWAKE THOU THAT SLEEPEST."
ELIZABETH EARL JONES.
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THE ONE THING NEEDFUL
MATHER ALMON ABBOTT
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MAN AS REFLECTION
COUNTESS FANNY VON MOLTKE.
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It happens that there is in the New Testament a definition...
Frederick Dixon
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The Archbishop of York a few weeks ago contributed...
William J. Bonnin
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During the past decade, some members of the medical...
Charles K. Skinner
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To those who understand the Principle of Christian Science...
William E. Brown
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Of Mrs. Eddy I have only this to say: I consider her a...
Rev. G. A. King
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ADMISSION TO MEMBERSHIP IN THE MOTHER CHURCH
with contributions from John V. Dittemore
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AMONG THE CHURCHES
with contributions from Wm. R. Rathvon
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"SEEK YE FIRST."
Archibald McLellan
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"BEFORE ABRAHAM WAS, I AM."
John B. Willis
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"DESPISE NOT PROPHESYINGS."
Annie M. Knott
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LETTERS TO OUR LEADER
with contributions from J. F. Muller, Edward Thomas Baker, Florence Clerihew Boyd, Mary Wellman, Mary A. Packard, Emile E. Charpiot, Mattie Wheeler, William E. Armstrong, Charles B. Jamieson, William W. Critchett, Helen E. Moore, Laura Covalt
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THE LECTURES
with contributions from Edward Doocy, Peter Biggins, John T. Schley, J. H. W. Steele, Emma Tatham
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It is with the deepest gratitude that I send my testimony...
Amy Ross Hickman with contributions from Brigman C. Odom
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Christian Science was brought into our home a few...
E. Richter with contributions from Myrtle F. Stringfield
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I gladly testify to the efficacy of Christian Science in...
Jennie Congdon
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It will be very gratifying to me if I, through the columns...
Anna O'Neal Miller
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I wish to express my gratitude to God for what Christian Science...
C. Frederic Winder
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Nothing but the hope that some one else may be benefited...
Nettie B. Scotchbrook with contributions from Margaret E. Brown
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In love and gratitude to God I desire to express my deep...
L. H. Milliken
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Words fail me when I attempt to express my gratitude to...
Ida L. P. Janes
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THE CRUSE OF PLENTY
STOKES ANTHONY BENNETT.
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FROM OUR EXCHANGES
with contributions from John Hunter