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My thought goes out in gratitude for physical healing and...
My thought goes out in gratitude for physical healing and the understanding that Christian Science has brought to me of the "life that maketh all things new," for "the freer step, the fuller breath" in which I am rejoicing today. Before coming into Christian Science, I did not know what it meant to take a free full breath. I was a sufferer from asthma of a peculiarly distressing type. At first it came upon me as an occasional attack during the damp or extreme cold of the winter season, alternating with acute lung trouble; finally it became an almost constant companion, complicated with severe kidney and stomach disorders. I went north and south, east and west, in search of a cure, but all to no avail. The doctors' decision was that I had lung trouble and was not long for this world.
After a sojourn of some months in the Rocky mountains, I returned to my home city, Chicago, thoroughly disheartened and discouraged. I became very much worse, and at last turned to Christian Science. I had been reminded of this teaching in Denver, as it was from a lady of that city that I had first learned of it on the train. She had told me of the wonderful healing, through a Chicago practitioner, of a malignant growth in its last and so-called fatal stage about twenty years ago. I did not investigate this teaching, however, until I had thoroughly proved that materia medica could do nothing for me. It is about thirteen years since I came into Christian Science, and I have been completely healed of all those complaints which to me were so painfully real. Truth has been my only physician, and is my remedy at hand under all circumstances and conditions. I am rejoicing in perfect health, and everybody says I look as if I had never been ill in my life.
We are all truly grateful for the physical healing, but immeasurably more so for the understanding which enables one not only to help one's self, but also to lift others out of despondency into a knowledge of the blessed truth which is healing and regenerating all mankind. I am thankful to God, and grateful to Mrs. Eddy for her wonderful book, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures," which is teaching and leading us into a knowledge of the Christ and his saving truth.—Marie B. Lyman, Los Angeles, Cal.
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June 20, 1914 issue
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Annual Meeting of The Mother Church
with contributions from Dixon, John C. Lathrop, Adam H. Dickey, John V. Dittemore
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Why do Christian Scientists go to Church?
GEORGE H. MOORE
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Uses of Adversity
R. EDDY MATHEWS
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A correspondent who writes on the subject of "Healing by...
Frederick Dixon
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In a recent report, in part, of a sermon delivered by the...
Brigman C. Odom
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How beautiful the feet of those...
R. E. Key
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Our Text-books
Archibald McLellan
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Forgetting One's Self
Annie M. Knott
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Perceiving the Ideal
John B. Willis
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"Well done"
Editor
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The Lectures
with contributions from John C. Lathrop, G. W. Allan, Richard P. Verrall, Harry H. Hess, Clarence W. Chadwick, Elmer E. Fulton, D. T. Collins
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I had such a glorious proof, in the year 1911, of the all-sustaining...
Emily M. Christian with contributions from A. C. Spinti
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I would like to tell what Christian Science has done for...
Kate Thompson Beard
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It is now nearly twelve years since I first began the study...
Cecil F. Armstrong
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I have most fervently desired wisdom and understanding,...
Elizabeth R. King
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I wish to express my gratitude to Christian Science for...
Jennie Lauver Kevern
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September, 1886, found me weary of life, for I could not...
I. Alice Talbot
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My thought goes out in gratitude for physical healing and...
Marie B. Lyman
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As written in the Monitor, "Thanksgiving is thanksliving,"...
L. D. MacGibeny
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The following testimony is written in gratitude to God for...
Jeanne Demenga with contributions from A. H. Levy
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From Our Exchanges
with contributions from J. H. Jowett, Nehemiah Boynton, Percy T. Olton, R. J. Campbell