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In the spring of 1910, Christian Science was brought to...
In the spring of 1910, Christian Science was brought to my notice by a kind neighbor, who told me of her healing. I realized that it was what I needed and what I had been longing for all my life, as I had never been well. I had gone through two serious operations for an abnormal growth, and was told I would have to undergo a third. I forthwith took up the study and engaged the help of a Christian Science practitioner. In two months I was free from suffering and was happy and contented, with a song of joy and praise in my heart continually.
In the summer of 1912, I was taken with a disease called jaundice, and in a very severe form. I suffered a great deal of pain, my flesh turned a deep yellow, and I could not retain my food. The fear of death was in the thought of those around me, but through it all, with the loving help of a Christian Science practitioner, I had no thought of fear, knowing well that God is my strength and my life. My husband was very anxious about me and begged me to take some medicine, so to help allay his fears I consented, but my stomach refused to retain it. I then told my husband I could not serve two masters, and that I knew medicine could not heal me; that God would heal me if we would only trust in Him and have no fear. After two weeks of patient care and help from the practitioner, I was able to take a long journey out of the state, traveling two nights and three days on the train, with no thought of fear or fatigue.
I am now perfectly free from the disease. Words fail to express the gratitude I feel for this beautiful demonstration of the power of Truth. I am also very grateful for the help that I have gained in the study of Christian Science in regard to the overcoming of colds, fever, and mumps, with various other forms of error, in the thought of my little boy.
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October 10, 1914 issue
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Fear of Ill Obliterated
HON. CLARENCE A. BUSKIRK
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Giving Testimony
MAJ. H. C. FAITHFULL CUMBERLEGE
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Honesty
EVA S. LOMBARD
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Principle versus Personal Attachment
HORACE M. RICHARDSON
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Statutes and Songs
MARGARET MORRISON
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Home
HARRIETT PUTNAM
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Will you permit me to point out once more that there is no...
Frederick Dixon
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My comment has been requested upon the statement issued...
Judge Clifford P. Smith
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In a recent sermon the Rev. Mr.— is reported in your...
Charles H. S. King
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In the Times of recent date appeared an article, "Is...
Ezra W. Palmer
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In commenting on a news story from New York in a recent...
Willis D. McKinstry
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No thinking person will be likely to differ with the conclusions...
Clinton B. Burgess
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In the review of "Modern Substitutes for Traditional...
Charles W. J. Tennant
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Of God Alone
Archibald McLellan
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"Godly sorrow"
Annie M. Knott
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Peace and Joy
John B. Willis
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Admission to Membership in The Mother Church
John V. Dittemore
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The Lectures
with contributions from Virgil O. Strickler, Philo G. Burnham, Frank Bell
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I wish to express my gratitude for what Christian Science...
Archie Della Lucy
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An unusual awakening of gratitude came to me recently...
Fanny Fern Burford
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I am sending this testimony in the hope that it may help...
Mae Shingledecker
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Words are inadequate to tell of the bondage from which I...
Minnie Baier with contributions from Louis Baier, Sr.
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In the spring of 1910, Christian Science was brought to...
Bessie Brotherton
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I came to Christian Science to be healed of deafness, from...
Clara Zetterstrom
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From Our Exchanges
with contributions from R. R. Rodgers, W. E. Orchard