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[Translated from the German]
I would like to give evidence of my gratitude to Christian Science...
I would like to give evidence of my gratitude to Christian Science by telling of the great blessings which it has brought me. In May, three years ago, a serious inflammation in the right arm manifested itself as the result of an accident. The trouble was so painful that I could neither lie down nor sleep, and most of the time sat up in bed in great suffering. I then asked a Christian Science practitioner in Hannover to help me, and the result was that with ten treatments the trouble was entirely overcome, for which I cannot be too grateful.
My husband, who was a great sufferer with rheumatism, has also been healed within a short time. A sense of deep gratitude impels me to report our daughter's healing. In August, 1907, a hard, red, and very painful spot appeared on her face, and a few days later her whole cheek became inflamed and swollen. Her vitality, too, became very low, as fever had set in, and she was constantly delirious. A wellknown physician happened to call on us, and when he saw the child, he looked very serious, and designated the swelling as a bad case of carbuncle. He said he would probably return in the evening to look after the patient. We knew, however, that God is our physician, and after the doctor had left, we wired to a Christian Science practitioner, asking her to declare the truth for our child, and the rapid change in our daughter's condition seemed like a wonder. She slept quietly until about morning, and the hardening as well as the swelling completely subsided. When the physician returned the next morning, he was greatly astonished at the quick improvement, for which he could find no explanation. For this help in time of need we are profoundly grateful to God.
Frau Auguste Könnecker, Burgwedel bei Hannover, Germany.
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October 31, 1914 issue
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Practical Idealism
JUDGE CLIFFORD P. SMITH
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"Ye have done it unto me"
JULIA S. KINNEY
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Growth
EDMUND K. GOLDSBOROUGH
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Unity with God
EVELYN F. HEYWOOD
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Seeking and Finding
ELLEN WADHAM
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One's Own Business
JOHN M. DEAN
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Compassion
EDITH L. PERKINS
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In the Concord Evening Monitor, recently, was an editorial...
Judge Clifford P. Smith
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The time when religious convictions and beliefs were taken...
Paul Stark Seeley
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The one thing lacking in the sermon reported in the...
Richards Woolfenden
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In a recent issue of the Times, Roger S. Tracy says he...
Robert S. Ross
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Through the columns of your paper I would like to correct...
Thomas F. Watson
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CHRISTUS CONSOLATOR
Rossiter W. Raymond
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"I seek not mine own will"
Archibald McLellan
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Where?
Annie M. Knott
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True Possession
John B. Willis
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The Lectures
with contributions from H. Cornell Wilson, Julia B. Scott, T. E. Potterten, Talmage Jay Bast
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While returning from my work one night, I fell from a...
Henry Trousdell with contributions from Mabel Nelson
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I would like to give evidence of my gratitude to Christian Science...
Auguste Könnecker
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From my earliest childhood up to the time I was healed...
Clara Louise Krohn
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In gratitude to God as the great Physician I should like to...
Ardie Houk with contributions from Laura Houk
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My gratitude for Christian Science is unbounded
Maude L. Hart
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When a child, I suffered a very bad attack of a throat...
Walter F. Petzhold
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It is with a grateful heart that I herewith tell of the blessings...
Rebekka Schweitzer
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"Were there not ten cleansed?" These words of Jesus,...
Addie B. Little
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