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[Original testimony in French]
With the greatest joy I wish to express my gratitude for...
With the greatest joy I wish to express my gratitude for Christian Science and all that it has brought into my life, which is being transformed by Truth.
Some years ago I believed that evil was really a power—that it was stronger than good. I was deep in the night of materiality; and oscillating like a pendulum between Truth and error, I could not enjoy what I had. This sorry state of thought brought very sad experiences into my life, but then I awoke and began to study Christian Science with joy and consecration. My father had been studying this Science for a long time, but I thought that it could be of no help to me until one day I saw that "man's extremity is God's opportunity." I had many struggles, for it was necessary to uproot my belief in matter and its laws. I had to learn to see myself and those around me as God sees us, and that means a battle with false beliefs. Fortunately, the wisdom of our Leader has provided that the weak in spirit may be helped by the strong; and it is natural for us, wherever we may be, to turn to practitioners who devote themselves lovingly to those who seek the light. I can say that whenever I have asked God humbly to give me light on a problem which presented itself to me, I have received the right answer in due time.
Certain of the healing through Christian Science have been instantaneous, including those of backaches, headaches, and hoarseness; others have called for deeper study, greater consecration, a more faithful adherence to the truth of being, but victory always followed the struggle. May those who seem to have struggled with error for a long time rest in the absolute consciousness of good, of Love, where, as our Leader tells us in "Retrospection and Introspection" (p. 73), "sensible evil is lost in supersensible good."
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August 11, 1934 issue
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"Am I my brother's keeper?"
RUTH R. WESLER
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"If ye abide in me"
GUY R. HOUGHTELIN
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Spiritual Mountain Climbing
SYLVIA F. METCALF
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Individual Responsibility
JULES CERN
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Companionship
JOAN SOLOMON
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The Ninth Commandment and True Witness
A. PERCY SOMERS-COCKS
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Correcting False Beliefs
TILLIE C. VAN DER VOORT
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Water in the Desert
F. MILDRED RICKMAN
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Your issue of February 22 carried a printed excerpt from...
Hugh Stuart Campbell, Committee on Publication for the State of Illinois,
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Your correspondent, although quoting freely from the...
Mrs. Winifred M. Hartley, Committee on Publication for Staffordshire, England,
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A speech delivered before the joint service clubs of...
James W. Fulton, Committee on Publication for the Province of Ontario, Canada,
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Presence
MABEL VAN HOUTEN
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"The great attainment"
Duncan Sinclair
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Beauty
Violet Ker Seymer
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The Lectures
with contributions from Robert L. Harper, Edith M. Beckwith, Ella H. Hay, Ermie Spear, Sereld Hay, Faye Hanford, Weston Charles Charlow , Joseph Meister
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With the greatest joy I wish to express my gratitude for...
Helene Pizzera-Falcy
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In 1911 I turned to Christian Science for physical relief
Luther K. Bell
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My heart is overflowing with gratitude to our beloved...
Christine Cleaves
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At a time of great need, I was divinely led to seek...
Louise E. Liesz
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For several years I had been a member of an orthodox...
Jessica Owen Coates
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Through the teaching of Mary Baker Eddy, the Discoverer...
John F. Waddington
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Consolation
GLADYS CLARKE
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from William T. Manning, Frank W. Creighton, Arthur Newton