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As one who has received unnumbered benefits from...
As one who has received unnumbered benefits from Christian Science, I feel it both my pleasure and my duty to testify to a few of them, though there would not be room enough in the whole of the Sentinel to contain them all. This beautiful religion has changed my whole nature and my whole outlook on life; it has made me find love, sympathy, and desirable characteristics in my fellow man where before I had only seen selfishness, jealousy, and censure; and it has changed me from a sickly and discontented woman to one brimming over with love, joy, activity, and health. Whereas I used to suffer from pangs of rheumatism the very moment I got my shoes even slightly damp, now if need be I can sit for hours in soaking boots without the slightest suggestion of ill effects. Headaches, which used to occur every few days, are now things of the past. I sprained my ankle one afternoon, the bones twisting over until they touched the ground, but that same evening I joined in a skipping match without any discomfort.
While playing tennis one afternoon I was struck on the eyeball with tremendous force by a tennis ball, at only a couple of yards' distance; the pain left me like a flash, while the consequent swelling and discoloration, which were extremely pronounced, disappeared within the hour without leaving any subsequent trace, and I was able to continue playing tennis as if nothing had happened. A little finger which was crooked and also stiff to rigidity, owing to an accident about thirty years before, was completely healed in one night. But the visible and physical results of Christian Science are nothing to the invisible and spiritual ones, although we greatly value the former, if only for a practical proof of the truth of our religion—this Jacob's ladder that will finally lead us to the very throne of grace.—(Mrs.)Nellie Elizabeth Sherwood-Kelly, London, England.
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July 17, 1920 issue
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Love and Law
ROBERT RAMSEY
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Ideas
SARAH WOODALL
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"Father and Mother"
G. HAMILTON BERRY
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The Seamless Robe
MARY L. HOOPER
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On Being Alone
MYRTLE L. NOBLE
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Rest
VIVIAN M. KUENZLI
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Examination
EDNA DEU PREE NELSON
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Continue
JONATHAN F. COMSTOCK
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The Pioneer
NELLIE BATES JEWETT
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In a recent issue of The Standard there appeared an article...
Charles W. J. Tennant
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In a recent issue, under the subheading of "No Substitute for Christianity"...
Stanley M. Sydenham
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The One Evil
Frederick Dixon
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Present Inspiration
Gustavus S. Paine
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The Lectures
with contributions from August Plischke, John H. Parker, Mary G. Radcliffe, Frank T. Sheets, R. J. Chandler, Burnett, Florence A. Lewis, Alfred H. Koeller, William V. Little, Gwendolen H. Garsed, A. L. Wiles, William I. Coger, Nina Winans, W. E. Hitchcock, E. Clemens, Paladini
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I have every reason to be grateful for Christian Science
Hannah Cherryman
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It is with an earnest desire to help some one who may be...
Libbie W. Fincks
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Christian Science found me at a time of darkness, sorrow...
Louise Commons
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I wish to express my gratitude for Christian Science
Edith Gibson
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Christian Science is in truth our warmth in winter and...
Stella Eiseman
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This testimony is given as an expression of thanks for the...
George L. Lawrence
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As one who has received unnumbered benefits from...
Nellie Elizabeth Sherwood-Kelly
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Maldwyn Hughes, Francis J. McConnell, Azariah F. Reimer, Charles R. Brown