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I cannot sufficiently express my gratitude for all the...
I cannot sufficiently express my gratitude for all the blessings I have received since first hearing of Christian Science. For thirty years, previous to 1909, I had suffered continuously from numerous complaints, the chief of which were an internal displacement, heart trouble, and an affection of the eye. There were also several minor troubles, complications of the above, which caused intense suffering. For three years I could not lie down in bed properly; I was obliged to wear an abdominal belt, also an elastic bandage for varicose veins. At times dropsical conditions were very apparent.
At this time a friend invited me to a Christian Science testimony meeting, and after hearing the testimonies which were given I decided to ask for help. A practitioner took my case in hand and gave me treatment for several weeks, during which time I was greatly benefited. A few weeks later there was a return of the heart trouble during the early hours of the morning, at which time there was no means of reaching a practitioner; so, taking our dear Leader's words, "When the illusion of sickness or sin tempts you, cling steadfastly to God and His idea" (Science and Health, p. 495), as my guide, I was enabled to overcome the attack in a very short time, and have had no further return of this trouble. As I gained a clearer understanding, I was able to leave off the belt and bandages, also glasses which I had worn as protection for my eyes.
I am now perfectly healed, and my heart is filled with gratitude to God for the revelation of Truth gained through the teachings of Christian Science. My hope now is that my daily life will be always an expression of love to God, and of gratitude to Mrs. Eddy for the spiritual light which I have received.—Mrs. Emma Swift, Halifax, England.
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August 12, 1911 issue
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"THINGS NEW AND OLD."
JUDGE CLIFFORD P. SMITH.
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LOVE'S BURDEN-BEARING
E. HOWARD GILKEY.
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THE MONITOR
SALLIE J. UPTON.
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THE FULFILMENT OF PRAYER
LILLIE C. HANSON.
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VALUE OF QUIET WORK
W. H. JENKINS.
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THE FIRST STEP
M. F. EUSTIS.
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Mrs. Sue H. Mims spoke on "Why I Am a Christian Scientist"...
Mrs. Sue Harper Mims
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The statement of Dr. Vaughan, "No one who knows the...
Charles K. Skinner
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If Christianity is anything at all, it is the teaching of...
Frederick Dixon
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A stranger in New York is apt to find many contrasts
by Rev. A. R. Bickenbach.
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If there is one thing that Christian Science teaches more...
Algernon Hervey Bathurst
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The new census shows that the only two religious denominations...
with contributions from Chas. C. Sandelin
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THE PROVINCE OF THE LECTURE
Archibald McLellan
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THE NEW BIRTH
Annie M. Knott
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THE OFFENDING EAR
John B. Willis
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THE LECTURES
with contributions from Alvin J. Mote, T. E. Barkworth, Harry A. Loomis, James Phelps, Ralph Wheelock, Flora Schneider, John M. Henderson
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With an earnest desire to offer the cup of cold water...
Renette K. Butler with contributions from James N. Butler, Florence L. Butler
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It occurs to me I have not been obedient in withholding...
Mary Katharine Best Hicks
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It is impossible for me to enumerate all the blessings...
Minnie Lee Rynex
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I wish to testify to the healing I have received through...
Helena Jane Wright
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From a heart overflowing with love and gratitude for...
Eldora Cooper
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I am indeed glad to give thanks to God for His many...
Susan B. Mersfelder
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Through the teachings of Christian Science I have found...
D. A. Matheson
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In November, 1909, I was healed through Christian Science...
Annie Wilkinson
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Every hour of every day I give thanks to God for the...
Minnie C. Alexander
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FROM OUR EXCHANGES
with contributions from A. E. Owen Jones, George A. Johnston Ross, Thomas W. Barbour, Charles R. Brown