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I have had many experiences of healing in Christian Science,...
I have had many experiences of healing in Christian Science, some of them seeming wonderful to me and for which my gratitude has been inexpressible; but none have been so real to me and so clear as my first demonstration, perhaps because I had not known before that God really does heal the sick. I had been reading Christian Science literature only a short time, not with any thought of healing in connection with it, but because it satisfied me more than anything I had ever read, when I was given an opportunity to prove its efficiency.
While preparing the morning meal for the family I was taken suddenly ill. Thinking that if I could reach my room unaided I should be doing well, I had begun to grope blindly along when the thought occurred to me to apply the truth which I had been reading of late. Then there came to thought some Bible verses, together with the reasoning that God's child is never sick, and instantly I was healed! As I stood there in freedom from what but a moment before had seemed to affect every portion of my body, I indeed communed with God, and the proof of the discovery that God heals here and now was so unanswerable that it can never be eradicated from my consciousness.
To Mrs. Eddy I am most grateful, and although this truth has always been in existence, yet, as a brother has expressed it, "I fear I should never have been able to find it without her," as the instrument of its discovery and dissemination. I cannot conceive of what existence would be to me without this blessed understanding of God and man's relation to Him, and I am grateful many times over that I live in an age that has so far cleansed its window-panes of creeds and fears as to let the light of this spiritual concept of God, man, and the universe, as given us by Mrs. Eddy in Science and Health, shine through.
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April 22, 1911 issue
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A HOLY PURPOSE
SUE H. MIMS.
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"HE THAT HATH NO MONEY."
LEON GREENBAUM.
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SOWING IN TEARS
A. B. FICHTER.
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INNER MEANINGS
FLORENCE K. WOEHLKE.
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"THAT PUBLISHETH PEACE."
CHARLES A. BLAKE.
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UPON THE MOUNTAIN-TOP
F. W. S. BLOXHAM.
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THE MENTAL FOCUS
HILDA W. HATCHARD.
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UNITY IMMORTAL
ELIZABETH EARL JONES.
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Our critic objects to the statement that to admit that sin...
Frederick Dixon
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The central idea around which Christian Science works...
Elizabeth T. Bell
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A feature of Christian Science which separates it from...
Louise Satterthwaite
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One who could not demonstrate a problem in arithmetic...
Willis D. McKinstry
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The clergyman whose sermon on "The Lesson of Mrs. Eddy"...
Ezra W. Palmer
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Your paper quotes a religious teacher in St. Louis as...
Olcott Haskell
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THE TEST OF ENDURANCE
Archibald McLellan
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THE EVERLASTING COVENANT
Annie M. Knott
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THE DIVINE NEARNESS
John B. Willis
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AMONG THE CHURCHES
with contributions from G. S. Mann
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THE LECTURES
with contributions from Major Fisher, Sue H. Mims
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ADMISSION TO MEMBERSHIP IN THE MOTHER CHURCH
John V. Dittemore
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My attention was first called to Christian Science when...
Martha Kyle Barding
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About fourteen years ago I was taken ill
T. Pugsley with contributions from Ruth Smith Williams
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I desire to acknowledge the many benefits received...
Ernest Wagner
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In July, 1908, I was pronounced by some of the best...
Charles L. Razoux
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I have had many experiences of healing in Christian Science,...
Nellie L. Johnson
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I was brought into this truth through a desire to know...
Gertrude E. Meriam
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JUDAS
ADA J. MILLER.
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FROM OUR EXCHANGES
with contributions from Anson Phelps Stokes, Jr., J. Y. Montague, J. E. Rattenbury, Mary E. McDowell