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It was not from any physical need that I became interested...
It was not from any physical need that I became interested in Christian Science, but from a profound desire to know more of the Bible, and to have it for my daily companion. Although I had had some knowledge of Christian Science for nearly ten years, and had witnessed some of the help my friends were constantly receiving by its application, it was only after the following experience that I began to give serious consideration to this new-old truth which has since so blessed my family.
My husband and I were on an automobile trip with some friends who were Christian Scientists. On the first morning I went to our friends' room to awaken them. Much to my surprise, I found them reading the Lesson-Sermon found in the Christian Science Quarterly. I was asked to join them, and as I listened, I knew that I was listening to the truth. The following day was the first Sunday in the month. We all attended the morning service of a Christian Science church. Never shall I forget that service, nor the reading of Article VIII, Section 1, of the Manual of The Mother Church, which says in part: "In Science, divine Love alone governs man; and a Christian Scientist reflects the sweet amenities of Love, in rebuking sin, in true brotherliness, charitableness, and forgiveness." I saw that these Godlike qualities were indeed reflected in the faces of those about me.
When I returned to the hotel I told my husband that I should like to share what these dear friends of ours had, that I wanted a religion which would creat in me, also, a desire to take my Bible with me on a motor trip. On the following Sunday our two sons attended a Christian Science church with us, and shortly thereafter the boys were enrolled in the Sunday school.
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March 6, 1937 issue
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"The grand necessity of existence"
MARIAN GREGG
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"As willows by the water courses"
ALBERT F. ENGEL
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Stillness
AGNES MAC MILLAN
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"Faithful over a few things"
GASTON CHERRIÈRE
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Kindliness
MAYSIE GARRATT
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The Meaning of Life
HERMANN GOTTSCHALK
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Reflecting God
CONSTANCE HEWARD
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A Song
IDA FULLER MOORE
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A letter in your issue of January 7 has just come to my...
Col. Robert E. Key, Distrct Manager of Committees on Publication for Great Britain and Ireland,
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I will appreciate the editorial courtesy of your columns...
Roy G. Watson, Committee on Publication for the State of Texas,
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In your issue of July 6 [1936], in a published report of a...
William A. Gilchrist, Committee on Publication for the Province of Saskatchewan, Canada,
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Love Is with You
GRACE F. SNYDER
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From a letter dated 1886
MARY BAKER EDDY
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Neutrality
George Shaw Cook
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One Perfect Heritage
Violet Ker Seymer
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Notices
with contributions from Frank Bell, James G. Rowell, Hermann S. Hering, John Ellis Sedman, Peter V. Ross, John M. Tutt
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The Lectures
with contributions from Roy Cochrane
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About thirteen years ago I changed my work
Warren A. Rix
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I want to express my gratitude to God for all the blessings...
Iliana Gumaelius with contributions from Birgit Gumaelius
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"Many years ago the author made a spiritual discovery,...
Jeunesse Butler
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Permit me to tell of some of the good that Christian Science...
Isabelle Agnes MacKenzie with contributions from Elizabeth MacKenzie
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To those of us who have been enjoying the benefits which...
Henrietta C. Sanders
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It was not from any physical need that I became interested...
Ethel Gardner McKain
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A Prayer
RUTH C. FORTSON
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Frank C. Williams, Amos R. Wells, Frank M. Selover, Daniel H. Kress, Lloyd H. Nixon, Ira Goldhawk