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It is with profound gratitude that I testify to the guiding,...
It is with profound gratitude that I testify to the guiding, protecting, and healing influence which Christian Science has been in my life.
I was reared in a strictly religious home and loved the church and all of its activities, but I was never strong, and after being an invalid for fifteen years with tuberculosis, I began to question the power and love of God. The doctors gave me no hope of recovering, and I felt absolutely forsaken, when a copy of the Christian Science Sentinel was given me. I read every word in it and felt so much stronger that I told the friend who gave it to me; she told me to send to the public library and borrow the textbook, Science and Health by Mrs. Eddy, which I did. After reading the textbook, I was healed. Within three months I had secured a position in an office. I also came home and prepared the meals and kept house for myself and two sons in complete harmony.
After three years I had to resign my position, as the trouble returned, and all my friends advised me to return to the sanatorium; but I just could not see how I could be loyal to my church and enter a sanatorium. I went to a Christian Science practitioner, whose loving-kindness, patience, and compassion will always be a great lesson to me. He gave me a treatment and told me he would like to hear from me. I left his office and went to see a friend, who helped me find a position, and I went right to work and was very grateful and happy. Several weeks later I realized that man, being the image of God, could reflect only perfection, and consequently never had tuberculosis, and that through the treatment I had received the question of the sanatorium had been completely forgotten. This revelation was so wonderful to me that I have never ceased being grateful.
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October 3, 1936 issue
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"The grand necessity of existence"
ELMER F. BACKER
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Sheltering Wings
HELEN ANDREWS NIXON
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Spiritual Influx and Influence
A. PERCY SOMERS-COCKS
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An Open Door
ELIZABETH G. MC KINSTRY
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The Widow's Mite
HARRY L. SITOMER
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"Feed my sheep"
HERBERT B. NICHOLS
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Manna
BERNICE BEAL
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Prayer
ELEANOR BRADLEY
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Love's Offering to Love
FLORA W. PENNEY
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Thousands of individuals in every part of the world testify...
John W. Watkins, Committee on Publication for the State of Florida,
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In your last issue you include a report of the second...
Stanley M. Sydenham, Committee on Publication for Yorkshire, England,
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In your issue of November 27 you gave a generous amount...
Israel Pickens, Committee on Publication for the State of Alabama,
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It is an interesting fact that many people have the mistaken...
William G. Biederman, Committee on Publication for the District of Columbia,
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From a letter dated 1908
MARY BAKER EDDY
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Resisting Temptation Scientifically
Duncan Sinclair
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A Good Doorkeeper
George Shaw Cook
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The Lectures
with contributions from Hermann Briege, Onee Jarvis Cleveland, Cavour L. Truesdale, Eleanor M. Adams, Paul P. Scott
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When I became interested in Christian Science, about...
Phoebe Steinman
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It is with profound gratitude that I testify to the guiding,...
Ruby Laird Feagan
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As a small child I was very religious, and loved to go to...
Lois R. Griswold
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With a sense of deep gratitude to God for the demonstrable...
Walter Henerasky with contributions from Elisabeth Henerasky
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Ofttimes school problems arise with young children, and...
Emma W. Marshall
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I have received so much spiritual help and so many...
Leonard A. Young with contributions from Ethel M. Young
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"It is our ignorance of God, the divine Principle, which...
Bernice M. Carlson
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Harvest Song
ETHEL MUNRO GOSS
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from William W. Sweet, Roger Babson, Amos Alonzo Stagg