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In the year 1903 I was given up by four doctors in the...
In the year 1903 I was given up by four doctors in the town where we lived at that time. I was suffering with diabetes, lung trouble, and an internal tumor, and there would be months when I could not talk out loud.
My husband was not satisfied with the doctors' verdict, so he left me in the hands of a good nurse and went to a city in another state to get a specialist of thirty-five years' practice, who had helped me some eight years before. We had written to this doctor, but had received no reply. Finding that the doctor was in England, but was expected home in a few days, my husband left word for him to come to me as soon as he could. But a letter came from the doctor instead, asking me to have treatment in Christian Science, and saying he was sure I should be healed, as he had been healed through Science when all material aid had failed him. He also said we should throw away all material remedies. Well, I did as he said; and I am so grateful to say I was healed by Christian Science, and am as well and healthy as can be. I was very slow in grasping the truth that makes free, but this made necessary closer adherence to the study of Mrs. Eddy's book, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures," for which I am grateful.
I have the great privilege of being a member of The Mother Church and of our little church here, of which I was Second Reader for three years. I have also had class instruction. I find that trials are rungs in the ladder of experience whereby we can go higher, and that we may "unloose the latchets of his Christliness, inherit his legacy of love, and reach the fruition of his promise: 'If ye abide in me, and my words abide in you, ye shall ask what ye will, and it shall be done unto you'" (Retrospection and Introspection, p. 92). When we abide with God, we can ask and receive His true blessings. Truth and Love have sustained me through sorrow and separation from loved ones, for we learn that there is no separation in the divine Mind. We learn in Christian Science to love our beloved Master, the Way-shower, and our Leader and her work.
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August 27, 1932 issue
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Standing Porter
ROLAND R. HARRISON
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"A new song"
EDITH GADDIS BREWER
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Expressing Divine Principle
ALFRED MARSHALL VAUGHN
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On Loving One's Neighbor
CARRIE H. SANDBERG
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Right Progress
GEORGE SHAW COOK
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Be Not Deceived of Shadows!
ETHEL COMBS LUENING
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Spiritual Ear-Training
EUNICE W. HEDLER
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In your article entitled "Faith," published in your September...
Hugh McTaggart,
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As reported, a religious organization recently referred to...
W. Truman Green, Committee on Publication for the State of Florida, in a correction read over Radio Station WJAX,
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I should like to make some remarks with regard to references...
Nails A. T. Lerche, Committee on Publication for Norway,
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A Prayer
ELEANOR BLANCHARD
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Expectancy of Good
Duncan Sinclair
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"The horn of my salvation"
Violet Ker Seymer
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The Lectures
with contributions from Julia F. Cochrane, Vera Berg, Anna E. Redford, Ernest L. Buchanan, Ernest Roberts
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In the year 1903 I was given up by four doctors in the...
Rhoda A. Morehead
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About twenty-six years ago a Christian Scientist took...
Oscar Murray Hudson
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It is both a duty and a privilege to send this word of...
Esther Harding Young
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Any words of mine would indeed be inadequate to express...
Frances J. Darby
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"It is more blessed to give than to receive," and the desire...
Madge C. Mitchell
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Whenever I see the statement, "Man's extremity is...
Jennie A. Bernstein
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I wish to express my gratitude for Christian Science, for...
Joseph Franklin McCollum
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Because I have received so much encouragement and help...
Muriel J.Morris
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Words are inadequate to express my gratitude for all...
Ruth M. Hadden
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Faith
CORNELIUS JAMES FITZGERALD
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from George W. Wickersham, S. M. Berry, M. Selover, H. G. Hatch, Bennett