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[Translated from the German]
I am very willing to express my gratitude for Christian Science
I am very willing to express my gratitude for Christian Science. Before becoming acquainted with this wonderful religion I was often in a state of despondency. I would get up tired in the morning and go to bed tired at night. My feet felt so heavy that it seemed difficult to move them. Besides, I was afflicted with varicose veins and often had to use bandages. I had also lost the sense of smell, and physicians told me that there was no way of restoring it. In addition to these troubles I suffered with severe attacks of headache, which kept me in bed for days at a time.
While in this condition I came to Berlin, and there became acquainted with a Christian Science practitioner. After the third treatment given me I took part in an excursion on which I was able to walk for hours without experiencing fatigue, and I have been healed of all my ailments through Christian Science. As years went on other benefits were added. Thus, when a year after coming to Christian Science I was taken ill, my throat being in such a condition that for five days I went about unable to take nourishment, I put myself under the care of a practitioner, with the result that it became possible for me to attend to my business duties without experiencing much fatigue. A week later other symptoms manifested themselves, such as rheumatism and seemingly severe inflammation of the lungs. One treatment, however, was sufficient to restore me to health.
For all these benefits I am thankful to God, and grateful to our beloved Leader, Mrs. Eddy, for through her the Christ-way, the truth, was revealed anew unto us. I am very grateful also for the spiritual uplift which I have experienced through Christian Science. I know that no matter how difficult circumstances may appear to be, God, good, is always present, and that divine Love guides our steps and supplies our need, if we but trust in Him. My greatest desire is to assimilate more of this redemptive religion, and through daily living to conform more fully to its requirements.
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January 29, 1916 issue
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Right Proportion
WILLIAM R. RATHVON
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"As the mountains"
HENRIETTA A. FIELD
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A Great Discovery
ROBERT O. CAMPBELL
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Lessons from Rosebuds
ELEANOR M. BLAIR
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True Progress
SADIE KIEKINTVELD
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Spiritual Strength
ZORA MAY DUNNING
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An Ideal
MARY I. MESECHRE
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Whether confidence in prayer is more or less of a superstition...
Judge Clifford P. Smith
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Curiously enough, the failure of men to permit religion to...
Thorwald Siegfried
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Your correspondent is anxious to know who would be "foolish...
Samuel Greenwood
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I note that an evangelist has been holding a protracted...
James D. Sherwood
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A contributor makes the statement: "One need not be a...
Fred. R. Rhodes
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Following After Personality
Archibald McLellan
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The Individual and the Race
John B. Willis
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Obedience and Exactness
Annie M. Knott
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The Lectures
with contributions from J. L. Seward, W. D. Kilpatrick, Campbell MacCulloch, John McKay, Earl G. Killeen, Alexander Calvert
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During the past five years I have learned through an...
Reuben A. Joy
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For over seven years I have been trying to be a Christian Scientist
Frances Van Rensselaer Briscoe
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I desire to express my appreciation of what Christian Science...
Adeliza F. Kraetzer
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When Scientists are walking with God they are constantly...
Irma Kate Shivers
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I was considered a delicate child, since I had stomach trouble...
Joseph C. De Witt with contributions from Margaret Johnson
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Night Voices
PEARL M. HADLEY
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From Our Exchanges
with contributions from Philip S. Moxom