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I first heard of Christian Science about ten years ago
I first heard of Christian Science about ten years ago. On meeting my mother at the station I was given a book to carry. I looked at the cover, opened the book and glanced through two or three pages; then, turning to my mother, I said, "What a dry book for a long journey!" She answered, "That is because you do not know what is in it." A few days after this I noticed that she was able to eat things she had not taken for several years; and I said to her, "How long have you been eating those things without pain?" The answer was, "Since I read the book you thought was dry." That book was "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy. I wanted then to read this book, and was told I could borrow it at the library.
As soon as I started to read I realized it was just what I had been wanting, and I soon began to change my thinking about God and man. The result is that after more than five years I am now thinking of good as real, and of sickness, sin, and other evils which we seem to encounter, as unreal.
Since taking up this beautiful religion, I have had some healings through Christian Science treatment, both for myself and for others, among them being healings of constipation, influenza, and measles. I was healed of ulcers on the leg that had eaten their way to the bone; and I am sure that if it had not been for the work of a practitioner I should not have been able to stand at times when the pain was very severe. I was also healed of a bad nervous breakdown. In this case I got so low that I was just a wreck. Both mental and physical trouble seemed to be holding me down; but I am thankful to say that through the loving help of Christian Science I was perfectly healed; and I am rejoicing to know that these ills were proved to be sleeping dreams; that we as God's children are being taken care of all the way. When we realize this, what a lot of fear and worry it saves us!
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July 16, 1932 issue
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"One to another"
JOHN SIDNEY BRAITHWAITE
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The Sermon of the Emblem
Jean Elsie Sanders
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"Increase our faith"
PAUL MARCZINSKI
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Should Such a Faith Offend?
GWENDOLYN M. L. THOMAS
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"The deaf shall hear"
LILY M. PARHAM
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Ruth, the Gleaner
MARGARETHE GROER BRIGLIA
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Accepting All Good
FLORENCE A. MYERS
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Striving for the Prize
MABEL REED HYZER
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Consecration is not necessarily dislocation
James H. McConkey
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In your issue of February 19 appeared an item reprinted...
Ralph W. Still, Committee on Publication for the State of Texas,
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In a review of a book in your Bookshelf columns, in a...
Arthur Brearly, Committee on Publication for Hongkong, China,
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A bishop states that spiritualism and Christian Science...
William Birtles, Committee on Publication for Warwickshire, England,
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Teach Me to Wait
FAY LINN
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"No real disease"
Duncan Sinclair
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Divine Verdicts
Violet Ker Seymer
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The Lectures
with contributions from George Edward Day, Florence Jessie Caulfield, Nerine C. Sigel, Squire Fouch, Jennie M. Hibbs
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In obedience to divine Love I desire to add my testimony...
Gertrude Egolf
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I first heard of Christian Science about ten years ago
Irene May Nellie Newson
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I wish to express my gratitude to God and to our beloved...
Hazel Alberta Little with contributions from Harry Little
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In 1907 I had become so troubled with the difficulties...
Olive B. Howard
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For many years I had desired a friend to whom I could...
H. Maurice Tedder
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For the understanding Christian Science has given me...
Maeblossom Prior Lundin
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When all material help has failed and the extremity of...
Effie T. Christy
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The testimonies in the periodicals are consistently helpful...
Jeannette Lewis
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Raymond Kresensky, Lionel Blackburne, Harry Ingram