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That Christian Science heals, I have proved, not in one...
That Christian Science heals, I have proved, not in one exceptional instance, but in many that are remarkable. Several years ago a tumorous growth became manifest upon my gums. At that time it was removed by the knife; but within a few months the growth again developed, covering two teeth. Through the consultation of dental surgeons, I was informed that it would be necessary to extract these teeth and treat the jaw bone. I underwent the operation, but objected to the removal of the teeth; however, this also proved unsuccessful. The wound refused to heal and was developing new growth. The removal of these teeth was then insisted upon to facilitate further treatment; but to this I did not submit. Panic-stricken and obsessed with fear because of the failure of these material means, I finally requested Christian Science treatment. The first words of the practitioner, that "the only operation necessary is the operation of God's love," were a revelation. A few treatments proved this. The gums are normal; the healing has been permanent; and I am still the possessor of my teeth.
I have also been healed of a serious functional disorder. In this experience I depended, not finally, but first and entirely, upon Christian Science; and while the struggle to overcome this disorder seemed difficult, with the loving help of a practitioner the problem was solved. Through this last experience there has come to my consciousness something of the risen Christ and of release from material bondage.
I am truly grateful for these demonstrations. I am grateful to the practitioner who so lovingly helped my stumbling feet on to the road of health and harmony; grateful to that remarkable woman, Mary Baker Eddy, who discovered this road long hidden from mankind; grateful to Christ Jesus, the Way-shower, who first trod this path in meekness and humility; and grateful to God, the Father-Mother of us all, in whom "we live, and move, and have our being." I am also grateful for the increasing spiritual enlightenment gained through reading the Christian Science periodicals, which have been a "lamp unto my feet."
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July 31, 1926 issue
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"Sacred confidence"
ALEXANDER WARENDORFF
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Protecting the City
WILLIAM E. BROWN
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"Consider the lilies"
S. ELLA SHELHAMER
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The Unity of Good
GENEVIEVE P. OLSON
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Desire
ELIZABETH CROUSE
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Putting Joy into Our Work
MABEL R. PLATO
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When reading the Christian Science textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures"...
Charles W. J. Tennant, District Manager of Committees on Publication for Great Britain and Ireland, in the
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May I be allowed space to correct certain statements...
Louis Potts, Committee on Publication for Cheshire, England, in the
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A contributor's remarks in your recent issue, reprinted...
Aaron E. Brandt, Committee on Publication for the State of Pennsylvania, in the
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It is generally acknowledged that officials of the public...
Hugh Stuart Campbell, Committee on Publication for the State of Illinois, in the
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As a Little Child
ZILLAH EVELYN GRIMES
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"Friend of the friendless"
Albert F. Gilmore
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God's Witnesses
Duncan Sinclair
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Secret Alms
Ella W. Hoag
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The Lectures
with contributions from J. George Dietrich, Gilbert C. Carpenter, Jr., Vincent H. P. Molteno, Rachel Goss Deyo, Alfred S. Wood, Sidney Osborn, May W. Mathias
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For many years, through a sense that my experience...
Esther V. McGruder
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I often wonder if I can ever express my gratitude for...
Frank T. McLean
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When a member of our family was healed through the...
Elizabeth P. Adams
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A number of years ago, I had hay fever so severely that...
Lillie F. Greene
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I have been interested in Christian Science for eight...
Ada F. Remsburg
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In the year 1908, through curiosity I attended for the first...
Bernard Goldfish
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from E. C. Phileo, William Ralph Inge