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It is with a feeling of overwhelming gratitude that I...
It is with a feeling of overwhelming gratitude that I offer this testimony as to the demonstrability of Christian Science.
My mother became interested in this new-old religion twenty-three years ago, and I entered the Sunday school at the age of two and a half, and attended regularly until I graduated. During that time I was healed of double pneumonia, abscessed ears, ptomaine poisoning, a severe case of otitis media, pinkeye, ringworm, greatly enlarged tonsils, threatened mastoid trouble, sprains, cuts, and many other difficulties too numerous to mention. I was helped and protected in my schoolwork, and after graduation I found suitable employment and have worked seven years in harmonious surroundings. At one time I was notified that because I refused to go to another city on a very small salary, my services were no longer needed. Three days later, just thirty minutes before my time was up, I was told to report to another department in the same company the following morning. This was accomplished through my knowing that I was not working for man, but God; that I could not be out of my proper place for an instant, and that my supply came directly from Him.
We learn in Christian Science that it is necessary not only to affirm the truth, but to act accordingly. Recently I turned my ankle severely, and the pain seemed intense. I sat on a low wall and declared the truth for a few moments, and found that I was tempted to call a cab or wait for a neighbor to take me home. The "still small voice" reasoned that if I believed the truth I was uttering, why didn't I keep on my way? I rose instantly and continued on my way without discomfort. The next evening I noticed a large lump behind the ankle bone. Fear came, but was banished, and I continued my housecleaning in addition to my regular occupation. I do not know when the lump vanished.
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July 13, 1935 issue
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Love
BEATRICE DE F. BARTLE
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True Substance
GEORGE J. SCHANTZ
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Our Dwelling Place
NINA VIOLET WRIGHT
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The Futility of Condemning Persons
NATHAN WALLACE
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The Monitor and Liberty
LESLIE MC AULIFF
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Rhoda's Steadfastness
MARGUERITE SCOTT TILL
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"Travel light"
TERESE ROSE NAGEL
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In the Christian Science Sunday School
GERTRUDE I. STEEL
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In recent issues of the Gazette, an article mentioned a...
Albert E. Lombard, Committee on Publication for Southern California, in the
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My attention has been drawn to a letter in your issue...
C. Shelton Agar, Committee on Publication for Natal, South Africa, in the
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Love Is Near
CHARLOTTE M. ROBERTS
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Integrity
Duncan Sinclair
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Obedience
Violet Ker Seymer
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The Lectures
with contributions from Gordon V. Comer, Cleo M. Furry, Frederick Martin Sykes, Jessica A. Wrighton, Charles A. Brand, Hazel Mitchell McCann
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It is with a heart full of joy and with sincere gratitude...
Marie Mahler-Doucet
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Over nineteen years ago, at the age of seven, I was...
Edward Warren Stevens
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Christian Science has brought so many good things into...
Elizabeth de Neville Palmer
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In testifying to my gratitude for Christian Science I...
Wilda Huffaker
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When a girl I learned the twelfth chapter of Luke
Ada Whiting Haring
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It is with a feeling of overwhelming gratitude that I...
Virginia K. Gomez
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About four years ago, through the advice of a friend, I...
Anne F. Cannon
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I can never begin to express my gratitude for all the...
Isabel P. Swick
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It is hard indeed to give in a few words even a faint...
George H. Cox with contributions from Fannie W. Cox
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Then, and Now
DAISIE L. GOTT
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Alvin E. Magary, William Hall Moreland, Frank M. Selover
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Circulation Meeting on Behalf of the Periodicals, June 4, 1935
with contributions from Joan Follett, John Randall Dunn
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Monitor Advertising Information Committee Meeting, June 4, 1935
Roland R. Harrison
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Meeting in Connection with the Work of Librarians, June 4, 1935
Clifford A. Woodard