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Christian Science began to be an interest in our home...
Christian Science began to be an interest in our home after the healing of a friend. For a number of years I enjoyed the daily reading and the services without much need for physical help, and practically without real insight into the spirituality of this teaching; simply, after some argument, I accepted Christian Science as the truth, and contentedly drifted along without serious study or application. Never having had conscious fear of illness to overcome, or lack of faith in God, I did not attach enough value to physical healing. Medicines, which had had little use, were easily forgotten, and Christian Science help when slight ailments occasionally troubled my children, was accepted, and even taken for granted.
In February, 1916, my little girl became ill with inflammatory rheumatism, and was healed instantly of the pain and inflammation. Later, when she had returned to school, nervousness in an extreme form made itself manifest. Treatment was asked for from a practitioner, and a very quick and permanent healing resulted. The child had lost the use of her left arm, but three weeks after this condition was noticed she resumed her music lessons, which have been uninterrupted since, and a usual amount of practice has been done. The same child has taken a foremost place in gymnastics, and has been debarred from no game or exercise in the last three years and a half.
The advantage of the Christian Science Sunday school for my children, and the privilege for myself of teaching there, are among the many blessings for which I am grateful. I feel that we can never be thankful enough for the change Christian Science has made in our outlook on life, and for the many proofs of divine care which have followed the application of the truth to every kind of human experience.—(Mrs.) Gladys Georgeson Ballantine, Victoria, B. C., Canada.
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January 17, 1920 issue
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"Ye shall find rest"
LAURA DUNBAR HAGARTY
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Entertaining Angels
COLIN RUCKER EDDISON
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A Day with the Lord
HARRIET B. ALLEN
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"The least of all seeds"
MARGARET W. DYER
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The Christian Scientist at College
JANE MACDOUGALL
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A Good Soldier
FRANCES M. GORRELL
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"Let there be light"
ROBERT E. KEY
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In a recent issue an opponent of Christian Science is...
William E. Brown
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In the June issue of the Presbyterian Record the editor...
Mrs. Margaret A. Badger
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Without doubt the gratuitous correspondent who answers...
W. Stuart Booth
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Ministering to Right Motives
William P. McKenzie
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Right Condemnation
Ella W. Hoag
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The Lectures
with contributions from Giles M. Smith, James Neil Hastings, Trudus Teves, Charles Mitschrich, Mary Harger, Harry Alden Dodge, Craig R. Duer, E. Edward Lord, Dale G. Vaughan, James M. Robinson, Eleanor Creighton
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I have decided to send in my testimony, hoping it will...
Mary Ann Johnson
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For over ten years I suffered from a stomach trouble...
Constantin Feudel
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Twelve years ago, after my mother, who had been my...
Helen J. Allen
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I cannot hope to give full expression to the joy that I...
Mary S. Rogers
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A little over two years ago I turned to Christian Science...
Margaret M. Barnes
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Christian Science came to me, as it does to many others,...
Elizabeth Smith Easley
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Striving to find the truth by reading at the same time...
Silas H. Bryant
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Christian Science began to be an interest in our home...
Gladys Georgeson Ballantine
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In the spring of 1916, when I had been told that it would...
Ricketts Scott Smith
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Shortly after coming here to live, through a business...
Elmira V. Wilson
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While crossing a street one day I was knocked down by...
Amelia Kessel with contributions from Edna A. Ness
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Fourteen years ago I was led to try Christian Science...
Stella W. Haines
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From childhood I used to study and to love the Bible
Ruth Rockman
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I did not take up the study of Christian Science for physical...
Thekla A. Oersted
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from M. R.