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I wish to express my heartfelt gratitude for blessings received through the study of Christian Science. I did not take up Christian Science for physical healing but have had many benefits. It has enabled me to overcome fear, superstition, limitation, and a sense of heat in a tropical climate. Christian Science has been called the Science of right thinking, and what I am most grateful for is that it has enabled me to correct wrong thoughts, taught me how to hold to the good and reject evil. I have had many lessons to learn, but I am thankful that man has been made capable of resisting evil and of seeing God's children as they really are, perfect. When this is seen there remains no human bitterness, no resentment to impede further progress, no matter what the seeming wrong may be.
While my husband was on a business trip to Rhodesia he contracted fever and being a government official had to submit to medical treatment. Three physicians were consulted and did everything in their power, but in vain. His hearing, speech, and sight were all affected and he could not eat any solid food. I recommended taking him to a practitioner and he agreed. In one week he was absolutely normal and was able to eat anything, and in a very short time had regained his former weight. His hair began to fall out, which was supposed to be due to the fever; we worked to know the truth, however, and in a few months his hair was thicker than ever. We are most grateful for this demonstration, which proves to us the ever presence of divine Love.
I am so grateful for all the literature which comes to supply our daily needs, and also to our dear Leader, Mrs. Eddy, for her wonderful illumination of the Scriptures, and for giving us the spiritual interpretation and application through which we can solve all our human problems. No matter where one goes, the fruits of her labor can be seen; and what shall the harvest be?—(Mrs.) J. Hunter Scott, Johannesburg, South Africa.
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October 16, 1920 issue
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Heal the Sick
JOHN L. CARTER
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True Saving
FRANK BARNDOLLAR
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Man Is Perfect
VIVIAN M. KUENZLI
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The Practice of Metaphysics
ROBERT RAMSEY
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Oneness
MARY L. HOOPER
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Presentiment and Intuition
MAUD WORCESTER MAKEMSON
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A Disillusioned World
Frederick Dixon
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Coincidence
Gustavus S. Paine with contributions from David Francis Thompson
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I wish to express my heartfelt gratitude for blessings...
J. Hunter Scott
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With a deep sense of gratitude I give this testimony of...
Lillian Morris
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Among the earliest of my childhood recollections there...
Stuart Sessions
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I would like to express my gratitude for the help I have...
Josephine Van Horne Brooks with contributions from Julia G. Brooks
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Filled with gratitude I wish to relate an experience...
Johanna Hohmann
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For a long time I have felt that I should make an acknowledgment...
Ruth Hunter Hendee
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Having received so much good through Christian Science...
Linnie Thorsen
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Christian Science was first brought to my attention about...
Fylson A. Pohlman
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Roger Babson, Ashely H. Thorndlike
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Notices
with contributions from Charles E. Jarvis