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Gratitude knows no bounds when one has been through a...
Gratitude knows no bounds when one has been through a trying experience and has proved the truth to be adequate. Such was my test of the truth while living with my mother on a homestead, far from any human help and a greater distance from telephone. One stormy night I was scarcely able to speak from exhaustion. Work was begun, as we are taught in Christian Science, and in about one half hour, with both silent and audible declarations of the power of divine Love, this extreme exhaustion vanished. In the Lesson-Sermon for that week we had this quotation from Science and Health (p. 380): "Truth is always the victor. Sickness and sin fall by their own weight. Truth is the rock of ages, the headstone of the corner, 'but on whomsoever it shall fall, it will grind him to powder.'"
An instance of guidance was made manifest when we decided to move to the city, after living the required time on the homestead. Upon our arrival, although there seemed to be a great scarcity of good furnished houses, we were led most beautifully to a lovely place, and, through an unforeseen avenue, I obtained a good position. These manifestations of God's goodness to His children at all times were not brought about without earnest, prayerful work. Among the many Bible quotations we studied was one that was fairly illumined and a great help along the way, "Behold, I send an Angel before thee, to keep thee in the way, and to bring thee into the place which I have prepared." This text to express the fact that God not only had prepared the place, but would bring one into it.
I have had many healings, among them those of an ulcerated tooth, and the smoking habit, which was healed in one treatment by a practitioner. I should not be here today if it were not for the kindly work done for me by the Christian Science Welfare Worker while I was a patient in an army base hospital during the World War.
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February 16, 1935 issue
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The Old Man and the New
ALBERT F. GILMORE
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"The mounting sense"
MABEL REED HYZER
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Friendship
ARTHUR CROOKENDEN
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A Fitness for Blessings
EVALYN H. MARCOTTE
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Correlatives
GORHAM H. WOOD
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Encircling Love
HAZEL HARPER HARRIS BRANDNER
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A Song in Our Hearts
CHARLOTTE OAKES
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Aspiration
Anne H. Brogan
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In the Gleaner of March 20 a writer classifies Christian Science...
George H. Kitendaugh, Committee on Publication for Jamaica, British West Indies,
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It is good to read that people are beginning to realize...
Miss Alice E. Rose, Committee on Publication for Sussex, England,
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Christian Scientists enjoy a joke, and they are amused by...
Albert E. Lombard, Committee on Publication for Southern California,
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Greater Love
LULU A. REID
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Education
Duncan Sinclair
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The Burning Bush
Violet Ker Seymer
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The Lectures
with contributions from Elizabeth Gillott, Michael James Lowe, Anna K. Clark, William W. Inman
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When Christian Science was first presented to me in 1916...
Lucile T. Ross
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My mother turned to Christian Science many years ago...
Katherine Hahn Hollander
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I have great cause to be grateful for Christian Science,...
Emma D. Bolling
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Gratitude knows no bounds when one has been through a...
Arthur W. O'Neil
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I have received so many healings through Christian Science...
Bernice Martha Colborne
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The Joy of Knowing
Hortenese L. Wheeler
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Dean of Windsor, A Correspondent, William C. Allen, B.E. Watson, Frank M. Selover, C. T. Rae