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Our Master said, "Freely ye have received, freely give."...
Our Master said, "Freely ye have received, freely give." I am one who has received innumerable blessings from the study and application of Christian Science, and I feel that it is a joy and privilege to tell others of some of the healings I have experienced.
About seven years ago, when we seemed at the end of things, surrounded by poverty and sickness and not knowing which way to turn, a cousin paid us a visit and introduced Christian Science to me. The last time we had seen her was two years before, when I had been completely given up by the doctor and was suffering from hemorrhage of the lungs. The doctor had told my people that I was beyond human aid, and they were to send for the certificate when I passed on, as everything was in order. In spite of the doctor's verdict, however, I recovered somewhat, although I was tired of life with its struggles, and I had not the least hope.
My cousin told us the little she knew about Christian Science and it appealed to me, so I was asked if I would care to attend a Wednesday evening testimony meeting. I can never tell anyone how I looked forward to attending the church. The peaceful feeling I experienced when I entered was wonderful; I seemed to let go my burdens and I asked what it was that made the people's faces shine so. The love shown to me by strangers made me think of Jesus' words, "I was a stranger, and ye took me in." After my first visit to the church I regained my lost hope; I was happier and freer; and I found I did not need the windows open to help me to breathe and sleep. Then I began to look forward to my meals and enjoy them—something I had not done for a long time. In fact mu whole outlook on life had changed because I had found what I had been seeking—the truth that makes one free.
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November 4, 1933 issue
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Scientific Being
CHARLES C. BUTTERWORTH
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"Song, sermon, or Science"
ADELAIDE ROGERS CALKINS
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Forbearance
HERBERT L. FRANK
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Prayer and Fasting
BESSIE L. CARN
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Healing of Scars
E. HOWARD HOOPER
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School Problems
AILEEN GRAFFT
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Happiness
PEARL G. ANDREWS
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Your issue of March 17 contains a synopsis of a lecture...
Charles W. J. Tennant,
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In the West Australian recently appeared a report of...
Edmund Clifton,
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Heritage
LORNA BURROWS
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Annulling Atheistic Attacks
W. Stuart Booth
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One Perfect Purpose
Violet Ker Seymer
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Communication to the Board of Directors
Committees on Publication from Thirty-two Districts
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The Lectures
with contributions from David Kerr
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Christian Science brought the understanding of religion...
Sylvia Kuhn with contributions from Robert H. Kuhn
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May I add my pæan of praise to God, the Giver of all...
Mary T. Ketcham
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Our Master said, "Freely ye have received, freely give."...
Lily Senior with contributions from Edith Senior
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Having heard, about seven years ago, of some wonderful...
Gertrude Hewelt
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To withhold my thanks for what Christian Science means...
Elvina Z. Gumto
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Through the study of Christian Science a better understanding...
Robert W. Shelmire
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In gratitude for the testimonials in our periodicals, I wish...
Mary S. W. Allen
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In the spring of 1927 I became very ill
Karl Tschersich
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from H. S. Kistler, E. Beard, Charles A. Dinsmore, C. Irving Benson, Maude Royden