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It is with loving thankfulness to God, and gratitude to Mrs. Eddy, that I submit my experiences in Christian Science. About seven years ago my wife was healed in Science after she had failed to get relief from material remedies. She had been confined to her bed for several weeks and had been forbidden by the doctor even to move around. On my arrival home from work one evening, she asked me if I cared if she tried Christian Science, but not believing in prayer myself, I did not see how praying could help her. The next night when I came home from work she met me at the door with a smile, and said she had been down town, which is eight blocks, to see a Christian Science practitioner, had walked back home, and was feeling fine. There was no return of the trouble, and several days later we started on a thousand mile trip, which the doctor had forbidden her to attempt.
This experience awakened me to the fact that Christian Science might also help me, as I was suffering from bowel trouble of ten years' standing and seemingly was getting worse. I was healed of this trouble in one week, and also lost the desire for smoking, a habit I had contracted when about eleven years old. The social drink habit also was overcome. A broken nose and a broken finger have been healed through Science, no physician being employed in either case, even to set the bone. A very severe attack of influenza was overcome in less than an hour by reading the Sentinel.
In relating the physical healings I am telling but the least part which Christian Science has taken in my life. It has taught me what God is and our relation to Him, and through this understanding the Bible has become a very precious and loving companion. My daily prayer is that I may assimilate more of this wonderful truth and be able to help others.—Philip D. Steinmetz, Hammond, Ind.
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March 24, 1917 issue
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"Wars and rumors of wars"
GEORGE SHAW COOK
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Spiritual Weapons and Warfare
GRAY MONTGOMERY
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Purifying Experience
CORA F. COLLISON
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Gossamer Webs
CAROLINE E. LINNELL
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"Whence comest thou?"
W. L. MERRITT
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Wholeness
LOUIS A. GREGORY
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From Cross to Crown
M. LOUISE BAUM
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It ought to be a plain proposition that a medical doctor...
Judge Clifford P. Smith
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From a report of a case in which a conscientious objector...
H. R. Colborne
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A paper purporting to be for Bible students, which was...
W. Stuart Booth
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In his recent revival in Quincy an evangelist had a...
Avery Coonley
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Our critic says that Christian Science is antichristian
Charles W. J. Tennant
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One Standard
Archibald McLellan
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Playing Safe
William D. McCrackan
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"Mark the perfect man"
Annie M. Knott
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Admission to Membership in The Mother Church
John V. Dittemore
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The Lectures
with contributions from Louis Grosenbaugh, Attorney Frank Ryan, F. W. Smith, George Silas Hall, A. C. Woods
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Two years ago I first learned what Christian Science really...
Cora H. Spencer with contributions from W. W. Spencer
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I wish to express my deep gratitude to God for the great...
Jeannie Hunter
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From early girlhood I had been a church member, but...
Satie M. Boldtmann
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It is with a sense of deep gratitude to God that I give this...
Emilie Brandenberger-Schmidt
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Over ten years ago I attended a Wednesday evening meeting...
John H. N. Davis
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From my own experience it has been proven to me that...
Pearl Strickland Strong
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In October, 1913, I first attended the Christian Science...
Lillian Stockwell Trask
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It is with loving thankfulness to God, and gratitude to...
Philip D. Steinmetz
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In January, 1912, our family physician advised me to get...
Verna Mahone Hines
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In October, 1898, a friend who had been helped in Christian Science...
Marion O. Simonds
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First among the memories of my childhood is that of pain
Daisy Reichman Adams
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From Our Exchanges
with contributions from Percy Pegler, T. R. Glover, John A. Hutton, Arthur Pringle