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I have always loved our Wednesday evening testimony...
I have always loved our Wednesday evening testimony meetings, and have been helped much by testimonies given there, consequently I have realized that necessary as it is to tell others at these meetings of the reason of the hope that is in us, it is also necessary to send our testimonies to the Sentinel or Journal.
Eleven years ago I was a woman without hope, and after a severe breakdown was told by the doctor that I ought to be glad I was suffering from heart trouble, as it was such a clean disease. I was not glad, but was bitterly resentful and terribly unhappy. I did not want to die, and although I did not ascribe my suffering to the Almighty directly, I felt that somehow I was very badly treated. Things went from bad to worse, and at last there was supposed to be no hope of recovery. During all the physical suffering my mental state was worse. I tried to read the Bible, but obtained no relief. I then decided to have no more medical treatment, so dismissed doctors and nurses, and daily was carried into the garden that I might die there, for I had no hope.
We all prayed for help, however, and the prayer was answered. I rose from the couch after some days and went about, still depressed and miserable. A loving sister took me out driving, and a friend whom we visited told me of Christian Science and gave me some copies of the Sentinel to read. I read them and then wondered where I could find a practitioner, for all the testimonies spoke of treatment. A few days later, at another friend's house, a practitioner was pointed out to me, and I asked her for help. From the first treatment I was better, though not healed at that time, as I expected to be; still I never despaired. I knew I had found the truth which sets free, and the joy of knowing that all Christ's sayings were true, was enough for me.
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January 19, 1918 issue
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Prayer
ROBERT RAMSEY, M.B.
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Heaven's Artillery
ANNIE JONES ATKIN
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Obedience and Healing
W. STUART BOOTH
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Giving Wisely
J. LOUISE CARTER
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Serving in Business
A. WARENDORFF
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Principle the True Guide
ESTELLE T. M. CRANE
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God's Day
LIEUT. COL. ROBERT E. KEY
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The cautious manner in which our ministerial friend handled...
H. S. Hughes, Jr.,
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If the remarks of a certain minister at the recent meeting...
Warren O. Evans,
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The News despatch, giving a Calgary [Alberta] clergyman's...
Samuel Greenwood
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You report a former Jewish rabbi as saying at the recent...
Robert S. Ross
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A correspondent issues a challenge to debate the question...
Carl E. Herring
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Distribution of Literature
The Christian Science Board of Directors
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The Courage of the Peacemaker
William P. McKenzie
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Pacifism Analyzed
William D. McCrackan
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A Day's Journey
Annie M. Knott
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The Lectures
with contributions from Martha Cohn, Inez Simpson, Benjamin F. Chandler, Hobart M. Cable, Samuel J. Macdonald, Leah S. Robins
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This testimony is written in gratitude for the many...
Edward Everett Hand, Jr.
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Five years ago, when Christian Science was brought to...
Elizabeth Gohs
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I wish to express my gratitude for what Christian Science...
Marion Adelaide McCormick
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With heartfelt gratitude I give my testimony of what...
Elinora F. Bernick
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I wish to express my deep gratitude for many blessings...
Emily Maud Saunders
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Each day brings fresh occasion for gratitude that Christian Science...
Jennie Gar Fones Grant
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On page 14 of Science and Health our Leader says:...
N. F. Wilson
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I have always loved our Wednesday evening testimony...
Phyllis B. Lys with contributions from R. V. Godfray Lys
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I wish to relate a healing which occurred about three...
Elizabeth M. Bolus
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From the Press
with contributions from J. C. Harris
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Notices
with contributions from The Christian Science Publishing Society