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It is with the most sincere appreciation of the life of our...
It is with the most sincere appreciation of the life of our revered Leader, Mary Baker Eddy, that I wish to express my gratitude for all that Christian Science has done for me and mine. When I turned to it for healing there was scarcely an organ in my body performing its natural functions, and I had got to where I seriously wondered how each medicine I was taking knew just where it was supposed to go. The practitioner was most loving and patient, and very soon I began to understand that God is the God of love, who did not send all this suffering to chastise me, as I had always been taught to believe, but that He did care for me and was more than willing to help me if I turned to Him in the right way. It is needless to say that as a little of the truth began to dawn on my consciousness I became so absorbed in the study of our textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mrs. Eddy, that in a few months I was a well woman, in better health than I could ever remember. Further proof of this healing was my regaining the thirty-five or forty pounds that made my weight normal.
I was most grateful for this healing, but the understanding of the Bible that was unfolded to me, explaining many seemingly contradictory statements, meant more to me than any physical healing.
During these years we have had many, many healings in our family of four. Our youngest son was healed of every manifestation of a fully developed case of mumps in three days. The pain was destroyed in a few hours. This was indeed a proof of the efficacy of our Leader's admonition to "stand porter at the door of thought" (Science and Health, p. 392), because from the minute he awoke in the morning, we refused to acknowledge that the error had any reality; so it had to go back to its native nothingness. If we would only do this with all our problems, how much more harmony we would reflect!
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April 17, 1926 issue
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Wooing the Wanderer
WILLIAM E. BROWN
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The Need for Holiness
FLORENCE E. B. DONALDSON
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Gratitude
HERMAN CAMPBELL BLYE
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"What is truth?"
MABELLE SCHAEFER
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"How to gather"
ALOISE CLEVELAND ADAMS
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"Grand pursuits"
ELEANOR FRANCES PICKMERE
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A physician recently contributed to your paper an article...
Edgar McLeod, Committee on Publication for Northern California,
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A correspondent, writing in your issue of recent date,...
Everett P. Clark, Committee on Publication for the State of Washington,
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The special editorial in your recent issue, in addition to...
Ralph G. Lindstrom, Committee on Publication for the State of Colorado,
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In a letter entitled "The Future and Christianity," published...
Lester B. McCoun, Committee on Publication for the State of Nebraska,
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In the last issue of your paper is a letter headed, "Christian Science,"...
Miss Florence B. Russell, Committee on Publication for Hampshire, England,
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"What hast thou in the house?"
AMY CAROLINE THROSSELL
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The Demands of Conscience
Albert F. Gilmore
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Our Father's Good Pleasure
Ella W. Hoag
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"I have overcome the world"
Duncan Sinclair
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The Lectures
with contributions from Peter S. Johnston, Beatrice C. Talbot,, Albert Edward Hough
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I have long felt that I should bear witness to the many...
William Marchant Chetwynd
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Several years ago I was operated on for what was said to...
Rose B. Ramseyer
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It is with the most sincere appreciation of the life of our...
Grace Archer Smith
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I should like to express my gratitude for the many benefits...
Jeanie C. Laurie
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When Christian Science came to me a little over fifteen...
Mildred G. Hackney
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I had consulted many physicians without being helped...
Helene Ehlers
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Christian Science is proving to me that there is nothing...
Edith M. Stalley Howell
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A few years ago I took up the study of Christian Science
Freda Ellenstein
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from James J. Davis, Minot Simons, W. L. Northridge, H. E. Armacost