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I am very thankful to God for Christian Science, the knowledge of the ever present Christ. Within the last year I have had two proofs of the efficacy of mental surgery. While trying to open a door which stuck, I hurt my hand; but the pain passed and I thought no more of the incident until a few days afterward, when it was evident that a bone was out of place. I went to a practitioner and asked for help, then tried to know the truth which Jesus declared would make us free. About a month afterward I noticed that the bone had gone back into place, and the hand was indeed "restored whole, like as the other."
The other healing was that of a sprained ankle. I fell from a trolley car, and in falling my left foot doubled under me. I was picked up unconscious, and the first thing I heard when consciousness returned was some one saying, "Of course she's hurt; she's terribly hurt." This I immediately denied, both mentally and audibly. I was then carried to a bench, when the sense of faintness again overcame me, owing to the intense pain in the foot. Mentally declaring the truth that there are no accidents in Mind, I was able with my husband's help to reach a pavilion on the board walk, where I sat waiting until my husband could secure a room for us at a hotel. As I tried to realize the all-power and all-presence of God, I raised my eyes and saw before me on a window the words "Christian Science Reading Room." I thought, "Oh, if I could only get there and get help!" When my husband returned for me I did with his assistance manage to get up the stairs to the reading room, where I met with prompt and loving help. The pain lessened during treatment, and next morning I attended church service. I had two more treatments, and in ten days could walk without limping. The healing in both cases has been permanent.
Edith St. John Walling, Belleville, N. J.
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July 14, 1917 issue
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A Study of Self
ROBERT NALL
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Pictures
AMANDA COLBATH
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The "eternal now"
WALTER E. YOUNG
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"They shall not hurt nor destroy"
EDITH MAUDE ELLIS
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"Work out your own salvation"
HENRIETTA G. LAWS
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Knowing and Loving
RICHARD DEENER
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Perfect Reflection
ANNE MAY LILLY
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In the columns of the Guardian, under the heading "Dearth of Doctors,"...
Frederick R. Rhodes
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The feasibility, and even the desirability, of Christian healing...
Henry Van Arsdale
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Because the evangelist now holding services in your city...
Willis D. McKinstry
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The statement accredited to an evangelist in a recent issue...
Aaron E. Brandt
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It may properly be said that the aversion for drugs and...
Thorwald Siegfried
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The attack upon Christian Science by a clergyman is the...
Robert S. Ross
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Military Service Act
The Christian Science Board of Directors
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"The spiritual ultimate"
Archibald McLellan
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What Is Our Desire?
Annie M. Knott
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"Women and children first"
William D. McCrackan
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The Lectures
with contributions from Stella Atkins, B. F. West, P. L. Sisson, G. G. Weaks
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Gratitude is always the keynote of the testimonies given...
Howard G. Selden
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Words are inadequate to express my gratitude for the...
Lily E. Mason
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Words cannot express my gratitude for the good which...
Maude Powers with contributions from Mabel E. Bratager
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Christian Science came to me when I was in the depths of...
Peyton M. Harbold
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I am very thankful to God for Christian Science, the...
Edith St. John Walling
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Christian Science has taught me in a very practical way...
Gertrude E. Miller
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It was about nine years ago that I first became interested...
Lue Reppy Sexton
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