March 7, 1936
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HOW
blessed, how divinely comforting, is the understanding that there is a sanctuary into which we may enter and find complete safety—absolute security! How fraught with joy the assurance that "the eternal God" is now our refuge, and that here in this present hour "the everlasting arms" are underneath, upholding, guarding, and enfolding us in the tender omnipotence of our heavenly Father! Deep and sincere is the gratitude of those who have, even in a degree, a perception of the protecting and sustaining power of the living God, and who know that in Him they can put their whole heart's trust.
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A STUDENT
of Christian Science was one day watching a balloon which was being made ready for an ascent.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS
are increasingly grateful for the revised and enlarged edition of the Christian Science Hymnal, as they recognize the progress along many right lines which has been made because of its production.
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THE
rule for Christian healing was clearly and concisely stated by Christ Jesus when, in addressing those Jews who believed on him, he said, "If ye continue in my word, then are ye my disciples indeed; and ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free.
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FROM LETTERS, SUBSTANTIALLY AS PUBLISHED
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May I assure your readers that there is no foundation for the statement attributed to a clergyman in a recent issue of the Herald that "Christian Scientists declare religion to be merely a system of bodily healing.
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Tidens Tegn of June 20 contains an interview with a professor in which Christian Science is mentioned.
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In your report of the Christian Science lecture given in Norwich on April 7, you headed the report "Faith Healing.
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In a sermon entitled "Good Will to the Christian Scientists," a Congregational minister said: "We must frankly acknowledge that Christian Science has brought health and happiness to many people.
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AN
encouraging sign of the times is found in a recent announcement made by the heads of some of the automobile manufacturing concerns in the United States.
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The term "church membership" denotes some of the tenderest ties of human experience.
Testimony of Healing
Gratitude for all that Christian Science has done for me impels me to give my testimony in the hope that someone who reads it may be helped.
Testimony of Healing
For the multifarious blessings that I am continually experiencing, for the glorious unfoldment in my consciousness of a perfect God, and consequently a perfect man, I am most humbly and profoundly indebted to the simple and practical teachings of Christian Science, which necessarily include a study of the Bible.
Testimony of Healing
Having been so abundantly blessed through a study of the Bible and Christian Science literature, I should like to add my testimony of gratitude to God, the Giver of all good.
Testimony of Healing
In humble gratitude I wish to relate my first experience in Christian Science.
Testimony of Healing
Christian Science has been my only physician for more than twenty years.
Testimony of Healing
I should like to express my sincere gratitude for the many blessings God has bestowed on me since I became interested in Christian Science.
Testimony of Healing
Twenty-two years ago Christian Science came into my life when every material means of healing had failed me.
Testimony of Healing
Our Leader, Mary Baker Eddy, on <a class="tome-reference"
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Testimony of Healing
In 1910 I was visiting in a home in which a copy of "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy had been left for my friend to read; and one evening I picked it up to see what the teachings of Christian Science were, as I had heard of it, but did not know its teachings.
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