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To say that I am grateful for what Christian Science has...
To say that I am grateful for what Christian Science has done for me, only faintly expresses my feelings. The psalmist sang, "Bless the Lord, O my soul: and all that is within me, bless his holy name; and I can readily echo these sentiments, for I have indeed realized that He "giveth to all men liberally, and upbraideth not." Since knowing the truth which makes free, such joy and freedom have come to me that I feel I am in a larger world, and that I have taken a fresh lease of life.
Formerly my life did not by any means reach up to my ideal of what it should be. God seemed far off to me, and my faith, being void of understanding, did not bring answers to prayer; therefore I mistrusted the Bible promises, not realizing that the lack was on my part. My health began to fail, and I was great sufferer for some years. After trying various remedies recommended by seven doctors, and having had three hospital experiences, and an operation in 1909 for ovarian trouble, inward chronic ulceration, and what was said to be a malignant growth, I was still no better, but rather worse. In 1910 I was ordered to a second operation. Feeling weary of life and suffering, and knowing that there was little hope of recovery, I readily listened to the dear friend who first told me of Christian Science and gave me a copy of the Journal, which I read most eagerly.
Stimulated by this new sense of Truth, I got up, dressed myself, unknown to any one, and took a car to the Christian Science reading-room, so eager was I to hear more of this healing power. Had it not been for the assuring words of comfort and help received from those in attendance, I should probably have yielded to the advice of the doctors. Repeating my visit in three days, I found the same loving words of help awaiting me there, and I returned home feeling fully convinced that the healing could be mine. Theirs is indeed a glorious work, and great is their reward, here and now.
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August 16, 1913 issue
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A NECESSARY EXCHANGE
CLARENCE W. CHADWICK.
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DEMONSTRATION
KATE TREVER RONEY.
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OBEDIENCE
A. B. FICHTER.
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"IN A DESERT PLACE."
J. NONISH.
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GLORIFYING GOD
FRANCES M. GORRELL.
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AN EXPERIENCE
HANSON W. WHEELER.
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In a recent issue a writer refers to the sermon lately...
Frederick Dixon
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The writer in your columns who asks the question, "If...
Paul Stark Seeley
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Our critic objects to the Christian Science statement...
Harry I. Hunt
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I have read with considerable interest the report of the...
Algernon Hervey Bathurst
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I have read with interest in a recent issue of the Courier...
John L. Rendall
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The Rev. R. J. Wade, in a sermon reported in a recent...
R. Stanhope Easterday
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WHY DISCRIMINATE?
Archibald McLellan
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THE WAYSHOWER
John B. Willis
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SCIENTIFIC RULES
Annie M. Knott
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THE LECTURES
with contributions from Eugene C. Pearman, Alfred G. Potts, John F. Braun, Hollis J. Backus, Howard O. Sprogle, George Anderson, H. Swire, Frank L. Moore, C. L. Yearick
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My heart overflows with love to God, and gratitude to...
S. McCue Smith
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To say that I am grateful for what Christian Science has...
K. Hall with contributions from Fred Hall
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The few times that I have given my testimony at a...
Louise K. Eppich
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For the many blessings received during the last eight...
Orien F. Narveson
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At least twenty-five years ago Christian Science was very...
Grace Fletcher King
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For many years I was a student of the Bible and an...
John W. Boehr
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Before relating the following experience, I would like to...
Marcia Eddy Stowe
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I want to express my appreciation of the many helpful...
Lillian N. Lange
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I cannot find words with which to express my gratitude...
Martha C. Fisher with contributions from Oliver Wilkes Fisher
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For two days I had suffered from an ole ailment, namely...
M. A. Wilson with contributions from Lincoln
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FROM OUR EXCHANGES
W. E. Orchard