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Three years ago I was led into Christian Science
Three years ago I was led into Christian Science. As I was on the train, going to Longmont, I gave a gentleman a book to read, and in handing it back he made this remark : "I think Christian Science is the coming religion." I then asked him to tell me about Mrs. Eddy, as I had not read anything about her for a long time, and he told me so much that was good that I made up my mind to investigate Christian Science thoroughly.
In course of time a practitioner came to see me, and I began to tell her all about myself. First, I referred her to a large medical book from which I had taken prescriptions, and she said that instead of studying medicine I should study the Bible. I said that I studied the Bible, and my prayer-book too, but I thought it was dreadful to be forbidden to study doctors' books. I nevertheless went on to relate my tale of woe. The altitude was too high; I could not sleep half the night; I had stomach trouble, nervousness, and also believed that I could not walk a block. The practitioner treated me, and later, as I listened to her explanation that God is Love, and God is good, a sweet peace filled my thought, but I could not understand why she had not prayed aloud. I slept like an infant, however, and next morning awoke refreshed for my daily duties.
We came home in a few days, so I was sorry I had learned so little about Christian Science. Still, I felt so much better that I knew it was the religion I had been seeking for years, and though the kindness of several Scientists, who sent me the Journal and Sentinel, I gained much good. I soon bought a copy of "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" and began to study it, but there were many things I could not understand until I got the Lesson-Sermon. Since writing the above I have had the great privilege of again visiting Longmont and attending three Sunday services and Wednesday evening meetings.
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December 6, 1913 issue
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Right Purpose
WILLIAM D. MC CRACKAN, M.A.
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Living Water
ANNIE M. PAYNE
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"Take no thought"
GEORGE H. KINTER
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Anxiety versus Indifference
EMMELINE HASKELL
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Right Thinking
KENNETH B. ELLIMAN
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In the editorial relative to Christian Science there is...
Paul Stark Seeley
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In a recent issue of your paper, an article entitled Cults...
Charles K. Skinner
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Our critic speaks of the great central truths of Christianity
John L. Rendall
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Your valued paper published an article by the Rev. T. A. Stancliffe...
William C. Kaufman
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Christian Science Literature
Archibald McLellan
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The Crown of the Year
Annie M. Knott
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Christian Courtesy
John B. Willis
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The Lectures
with contributions from David A. Frayser, Louis R. Muller, Carl Barnard, George H. Hutton, Harry E. Swan, Harry E. Townsend, H. H. Smith, C. N. Churchill
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Perhaps my experience in becoming a convert to the teachings...
Grace Roberta Wasson
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About three and a half years ago I became interested in...
George A. Pinnell
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Three years ago I was led into Christian Science
Margaret M. Householder
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Sympathy
OLGA CYPRIAN BRIDGE
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From Our Exchanges
with contributions from W. E. Orchard, James S. Kittell