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I wish to return thanks to our heavenly Father for the great benefits received since I became interested in Christian Science. This Science was brought to me in 1932 by a church member who kindly lent me a copy of the Rev. Lyman Powell's biography of Mrs. Eddy. After reading this book I had a desire to learn more about this Science, and upon making inquiries found that I could obtain the Christian Science textbook from the church Reading Room. Before I had read halfway through the book I realized I had found the truth.
My first demonstration was experienced in December, 1932, when, after I had suffered from neuritis for a week or so, the pain instantaneously left me early one morning upon my realizing the truth; and I have had no return of the pain since. Eye irritation caused by grit was also overcome on three occasions, without any material aids, by the realization of the nothingness of matter and the allness of God, good. Toothache and other aches and pains have also been overcome in a similar manner, and the taste for tobacco has left me.
I greatly appreciate the harmony which a knowledge of Christian Science creates in one's family life, and am grateful for the overcoming of a sense of fear, lack, and doubt. Whilst I was reading page 311 of the textbook, the realization came to me that "evil is destroyed by the sense of good," and that sin, sickness, and death are simply false beliefs of the mortal or carnal mind and nothing more. I consider it a great privilege to worship in a Christian Science church, and I am deeply grateful for the literature, the Lesson-Sermons in the Christian Science Quarterly, the Reading Rooms, testimonies, and lectures, all of which I have found most helpful. I should also like to express my heartfelt thanks for the loving help I have received from several members of the church. But above all, for the clearer and fuller knowledge of our Father-Mother God and of His Son, Christ Jesus, I am indeed most truly grateful to our beloved Leader.
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February 2, 1935 issue
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The Goodness of God
PETER B. BIGGINS
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Our Attitude before Services
ELIZABETH YATES MC GREAL
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Gifts
JOAN E. METELERKAMP
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Reversing Error
FRIEDA JACOB
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Be, Not Get
J. MAY FENWICK
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Brotherhood
JAMES MONTEITH ERSKINE
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The True Mirror
HENRIETTA FAY
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Unchanging Goodness
HETTIE L. ANDERSON
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In the issue of the Advertiser of June 28 appears an...
William Wallace Porter, Committee on Publication for the State of New York,
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In regard to the report in your paper for last Wednesday...
Percy H:sson Tamm, Committee on Publication for Sweden,
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If your correspondent had carefully read my letter in your...
Gordon William Flower,
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Truth Revealed
RUTH MARIE DILLON
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Listening for God's Voice
Duncan Sinclair
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Vigorous Efforts
W. Stuart Booth
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The Lectures
with contributions from Myrtle Timmons Sutherland
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At the age of a year and a half my youngest daughter...
Grete Tosini with contributions from João Tosini
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I feel a veritable flood tide of gratitude when I think of...
Mary F. Kennedy
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I wish to express my gratitude for Christian Science
Julia Robertson
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I have long been grateful for demonstrations of the...
Charles Jackson Jones
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I wish to express my gratitude for Christian Science and...
Martha Ida Wilson
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Words cannot express my gratitude to God for Christian Science...
Loretta Brockman
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"Thanks be unto God for his unspeakable gift." This...
Laura E. Blodgett
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My homage first of all goes to divine Love, who heals...
Anna M. Geisert
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The Guest
MAUDE DE VERSE NEWTON
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from E. W. Grigg, James Reid, A Correspondent, Margaret P. Willey, C. G. Fuller