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For some time I have felt that I should tell of what God...
For some time I have felt that I should tell of what God has done for me through Christian Science. In the spring of 1912 I had a bad attack of sciatic rheumatism, and after doctoring with one of our best physicians for about two weeks, was no better. About this time I was drawn on the state federal grand jury at Indianapolis, but I thought it would be impossible to serve on account of the rheumatism. My daughter was visiting us and advised me to try Christian Science, so on the morning I was to start for Indianapolis I was taken to a practitioner's home. I was in misery on the way there and expected to be till I finished my journey, but after having treatment I felt much better, and during the rest of the trip I was comfortable. I was away about a week and came home perfectly well.
In the fall of the same year I met with an accident. The boy with me was driving my horses, a spirited young team, and they started to run before I could get the lines. They ran against a street-car pole, and I was thrown about twelve feet, landing on my chest and crushing it in till I could scarcely breathe, also cutting my limbs. I got up in a dazed condition declaring that no harm could come to one of God's children, but when I got home my family were frightened. My boys were telephoned for, and when they came they said I must have a doctor; but I told them it was not necessary. In the morning a Christian Science practitioner was asked for help, and I was soon well again. I was also healed of deafness in one of my ears with these same treatments.
Although nearly seventy-two years old, I am well. I own a farm and look after it myself. I do not do all the work, but attend to the marketing, and could do a good day's work if it were necessary. I have not had a sick day or taken a drop of medicine for a number of years. I have copy "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mrs. Eddy, and am taking the Sentinel, which I think is a splendid paper. I am very grateful for all the literature and kind friends in Science.—J. L. Judson, Bristol, Ind.
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May 6, 1916 issue
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Making Knowledge Practical
SAMUEL GREENWOOD
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"The guest of God"
WINIFRED M. BENJAMIN
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Operating Unspent
PERCY PHILLIP VYLE
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Divine Manifestation
ISRAEL PICKENS
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Working for the Church
ANNA W. HOLLEBAUGH
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Having Other Gods
ELDO STEDFELD
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Teaching in the Sunday School
AIMÉE E. FRALEY
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Climbing
KATE L. CRUMP
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In a published sermon are some statements which indicate...
Henry Van Arsdale
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A reverend critic of Christian Science attempts to prove...
J. Arnold Haughton
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In an issue of your paper a clergyman has taken occasion...
John L. Rendall
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With reference to the article "The Great Denial," in no...
Charles W. J. Tennant
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The Fifth Commandment
Archibald McLellan
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The "Word" that Heals
Annie M. Knott
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The Way of Ascent
John B. Willis
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Admission to Membership in The Mother Church
with contributions from John V. Dittemore
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The Lectures
with contributions from D. C. Arthur, Walter Wilding, James N. Russell
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I would like to express my gratitude for what Christian Science...
Charity Brubaker
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At the time of my healing through Christian Science I was...
Horace W. Baker
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At the end of 1911 my health was most unsatisfactory
Katey Godfrey
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In June, 1914, a Christian Science practitioner came to...
Mary E. Gordon
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To me it seems a privilege to give thanks to our heavenly...
Vesta Hinkley Moore
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For four years I suffered from what was pronounced an...
Gladys Parvin
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About a year and a half ago I became acquainted with the...
Theodor Loeben
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