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When I was a young man in my teens, a member of our...
When I was a young man in my teens, a member of our family brought to our home the first mention I had heard of Christian Science. About fifteen years later Christian Science was again brought to my attention by a lady who, just a short time previously, had become interested herself. She told me of the love being expressed at the services, and that God is Love. In fact, it seemed that everything she said was something about Love.
At this time I was very much in need of healing. I had always loved to read the Bible, but never seemed to get much from it. After several invitations to attend the Christian Science church, I finally decided to do so one Sunday morning. I shall never forget this service. I do not know what the subject was, but I remembered these words: "Take no thought ... what ye shall eat, or what ye shall drink." After the service was over I went home and ate the first square meal I had eaten in years. I received an instantaneous healing of a condition of stomach and intestines for which I had doctored for years, always getting worse. That same afternoon we went to hear a lecture by a member of The Christian Science Board of Lectureship, and the lecturer dwelt much upon the falsity of the testimony of the five physical senses.
After this I wanted to know more, so I procured a copy of "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy, a Christian Science Quarterly, took an old Bible of my own, and started to study the Lesson-Sermons. Within a very short time I was a changed man. False appetites for strong drink, smoking and chewing, just disappeared; also constipation, headaches, and a heart condition for which the doctor did not give any hope. A badly sprained wrist was healed in two days, and numerous other so-called physical complaints. Some time ago I laid aside my glasses, which I had worn steadily for about twelve years.
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January 18, 1936 issue
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Satisfied
FRED YOULD
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God's Eternal Purpose
KATE E. ANDREAE
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Keeping in Step
HERBERT H. NORSWORTHY
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Honest Gratitude
GERTRUDE DURR CALVERT
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Until the Harvest
EYRE SANDFORD CARTER
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The Angel of Peace
BETTY SCHWARTZ
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Man's Place in God's Plan
NATALIE G. FORCE
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To the Christian Science Practitioner
ALMA B. WIGHTMAN
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A review in the Nieuwe Apeldoornsche Courant of February...
Dr. David A. Giel, Committee on Publication for Holland,
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Your issue of February 18, 1935, carried a report of a...
Oscar R. Porter, Jr., Committee on Publication for the State of North Carolina,
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Your correspondent takes exception to a Christian Science...
Stanley M. Sydenham, Committee on Publication for Yorkshire, England,
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Ability to Think Rightly
Duncan Sinclair
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What Concerns Us?
Violet Ker Seymer
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The Lectures
with contributions from John Ellis Sedman, Ruth Wensley, Arthur M. Lukens, Mabel Fisher Mecham
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In 1921 I first became interested in Christian Science
Emma Schlemper
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Christian Science came to our home during my early...
Elsie E. Behrens
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When I was a young man in my teens, a member of our...
Adam A. E. Snyder
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My gratitude for Christian Science increases as my study...
Edith E. Bramhall
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Twenty years ago I was an active, happy worker in a...
Louisa Blackburn
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God is always blessing us, and this has been proved to...
Aileen Rogers with contributions from Lucile Spencer
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I wish to express my gratitude to God for Christian Science
Michael Colianese
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It is with gratitude for what Christian Science has done...
Hattie E. Harris
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Robert Hutchings, Ernest Weals, Francis Younghusband, James Reid, Henry Irvin Stahr