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At the time Christian Science was presented to me I had...
At the time Christian Science was presented to me I had not been able to walk out by myself for over nine years. At first I was not receptive to the truth; but as the relatives who presented it came to see me, I observed that they had something that was helping them. So I consented to go with them to talk to a Christian Science practitioner. She asked me what I thought God was, and I said I though He was something to be afraid of. Then she told me that God was good—Life, Truth, and Love. After the practitioner had treated me several times I was able to walk to the automobile by myself. Then this practitioner moved away, and I started to go to the Christian Science church; but I was in mental confusion, and there seemed to be nothing but darkness. After a Wednesday evening testimony meeting I voiced this to a dear Scientist, who led me to another practitioner.
I cannot praise God enough for bringing me into Christian Science, and leading me to the practitioner who helped me to overcome the erroneous life I was living. I thought I needed alcoholic drink to sustain me, and I spent the greater part of my time in bed. The physician had told me that I had an incurable disease, and that he could do nothing more for me. But I have learned through the study of Christian Science that God is the great and only Physician. I have been healed of trouble with my eyes which I had had from childhood. They were very painful and I could not read for any length of time; but now I spend much of the time after my housework is finished in studying Christian Science.
I could not express in words the happiness and joy that have come to me from attending the church services. I am grateful for the Christian Science Sentinel, which I subscribe to; and I am happy to say I have made my demonstration to purchase all of Mrs. Eddy's writings. I am truly grateful for my better understanding; for now I do know how the healing work is done, and have proved it in healing others. I am grateful for membership in a branch Church of Christ, Scientist. I pour out my gratitude to God and to Mary Baker Eddy for her pure thought and the work she has done for all mankind.
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November 14, 1931 issue
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Becoming a Student
LUCY HAYS REYNOLDS
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The Availability of Christ
LESTER B. MC COUN
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"Strangers and foreigners"
ELEANOR CREIGHTON
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"Until the day dawn"
ARTHUR F. FOLLETT
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"As a little child"
LILA ROSE
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Christian Science Hymns Heal
EDWARD H. WILLARD
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"Love one another"
ALFRED MARSHALL VAUGHN
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The Right Key
KATHERINE ENGLISH
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Your issue of the 22d inst. publishers a dispatch from...
Arthur J. Chapman, Committee on Publication for the State of Louisiana,
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Allow me to reply categorically to the statements appearing...
Charles W. J. Tennant,
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At the recent graduation exercises of the Warren A. Candler Hospital...
Merrill M. Hutchinson, Committee on Publication for the State of Georgia,
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What Can I Give?
FAY LINN
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Divine, Human, Mortal
Clifford P. Smith
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The Perfection of Creation
Duncan Sinclair
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The Lectures
with contributions from Harry R. Copeland, Mrs. Wynn, Clyde H. Renshaw, Charles Lysle Castle, Pearl Gearhart, Harry Alden Dodge, John C. Moore
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Since taking up the study of Christian Science, about...
Marion B. Chamberlin
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Twenty-one years ago, at the suggestion of friends, my...
Rose Marie Covey
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I am indeed grateful for Christian Science
Florence Day
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At the time Christian Science was presented to me I had...
Agnes M. McCormick
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About four years ago, broken in health and filled with...
A. Richard Byquist
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I should like to tell of a healing of insomnia
Ella Wilson
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I could never write in one testimony all that Christian Science...
Mildred Seidensticker with contributions from Justine Roberts, Helen R. Smothers
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Witnesses
GERTRUDE ELIZABETH MC GEE
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from J. W. Pearson, W. L. Killian, Grove Patterson