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The study of Christian Science was taken up about three...
The study of Christian Science was taken up about three years ago, apparently through curiosity. That was not because my need was not great but because I did not at that time connect Christian Science with my needs. Almost immediate relief from various chronic ailments followed; the most pronounced were constipation, indigestion, bronchial difficulty, weak lungs, and extreme nervousness. For all of these I had doctored for years and had reached the point where the doctor said medicine could not help me; it never had afforded any but temporary relief. Then came the desire to tell every one what a wonderful thing Christian Science is. Many beginners have doubtless had that same lesson to learn and I soon realized that my understanding was as yet insufficient to meet the arguments of the so-called mortal mind. My first exalted state disappeared; but I had gained a glimpse of Truth which enabled me to hold fast the little understanding I possessed.
My blessings have indeed been many and though never before in my experience has so much error been presented to me, neither has there ever been so much cause for gratitude. The freedom from fear and worry have meant so much and the daily increasing ability to know that "with God all things are possible" is making smooth many of the rough places. The interest in Science shown by my husband has indeed been a source of joy, and our little daughter, brought up in Science, is a veritable sunbeam in our home. When she was born a most beautiful demonstration was made,—a painless birth,—and that under what seemed very unfavorable conditions.
The literature has been of so much assistance, a real haven of rest in this day of sensationalism. My gratitude to God for His goodness and for the noble, earnest efforts of Mrs. Eddy can only be truly expressed by living the teachings of the truth.—
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October 23, 1920 issue
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True Liberty
HAZEL ZIMMERMAN
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Demand and Supply
FANNIE BAKER BONNER
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Human Will Power Condemned
GEOFFREY HAMLYN
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God's Protection
MARY M. BEASLEY
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Man Is Spiritual and Immortal
LEVI N. BLYDENBURGH
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Ever Varied Opportunity
HELEN E. BRIGGS
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Abundance
MARY E. ARMSTRONG
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Along the Way
ADRIENNE BARTO
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Protection
Frederick Dixon
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"Literature and languages"
Gustavus S. Paine
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Awake Thou
BERTHA TRABAND MYERS
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So many cases of poverty need healing to-day, so many...
Violet B. Sanborn
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For one made happy in every way through Christian Science,...
Essie W. Morris
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With a grateful heart I wish to testify to the help received...
Fritz Ackermeier
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I have long been reading the many fine and helpful testimonies...
Christine Christensen
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The study of Christian Science was taken up about three...
W. L. Breslich
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Christian Science is indeed the greatest blessing that can...
Florence D. Garlock
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About seven or eight years ago, I was taken sick very...
W. S. Campbell
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Gratitude for the knowledge of Christian Science impels...
Doris M. Fennell
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When I first looked into Christian Science I had no...
Hortense Bean
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As I have received so much peace and comfort from the...
Lisbeth Belle Scott
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It would be impossible to enumerate the many blessings...
Ella Washburn Sands
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I once heard a gentleman who had just come from a...
Grace D. Warren
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Through these lines I hope to help others, that they may...
Käte Kutschwalski
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from James L. Gordon, Thomas Nelson, Thomas Lutman, Frank Tannebaum, Stanley A. Cook, J. Edmund Buttree
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Notices
with contributions from Charles E. Jarvis