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As a child I always felt that there must be some way of...
As a child I always felt that there must be some way of getting closer to God. Later, when unhappiness and insecurity seemed to loom large in my life, I began searching for peace of mind. I was confident I could find this through gaining the right understanding of God, if only I knew how to find Him. Mary Baker Eddy writes in "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" (p. 265): "Who that has felt the loss of human peace has not gained stronger desires for spiritual joy? The aspiration after heavenly good comes even before we discover what belongs to wisdom and Love. The loss of earthly hopes and pleasures brightens the ascending path of many a heart."
Christian Science was presented to me, and after attending a church service I knew I had found God close at hand. By earnest study and through the help of a practitioner I was guided through the wilderness. I had to learn to let go of my material thinking and let good into my consciousness. Thoughts of jealousy, envy, hatred, selfishness, and self condemnation had to be put out of my consciousness, and replaced by kindness, love, humility, unselfishness, patience.
Joy, happiness, and numberless blessings have come to me through the right application of this wonderful truth, which Mrs. Eddy so lovingly and courageously gave to all mankind. After wearing glasses for fourteen years I was able to lay them aside. I have been healed of colds, headaches, constipation, and the fear of electrical storms, which caused me much mental anguish for over twenty years. The healing of piles, from which I had suffered for twenty-five years, seemed to take a long time, but this difficulty eventually yielded to Truth. At the time the healing took place I was in a position which necessitated standing on my feet eight hours a day. The pain at times seemed unbearable, but with the loving help of a practitioner this erroneous condition vanished. During the years when the belief of depression has seemed to hold sway I have continuously held a lucrative position. My mother was healed of a difficulty which doctors had pronounced fatal.
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March 27, 1937 issue
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Forsaking the Inadequate for the Adequate
EZRA W. PALMER
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Daily Resurrection
CLAIRE CHANCELLOR SPRIGGS
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Daily Supplies
ISA R. H. WATSON
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The Ascending Path
NORA TAYLOR
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Obedience
HELEN H. SPANGLER
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True Exercises
FLORENE MARCUS BURNHAM
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Peter
EDITH A. WESTERBERG
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Christian Scientists never manipulate the human body
George Channing, Committee on Publication for Northern California,
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In connection with the series of articles on Christian Science...
Joseph F. Turner, Committee on Publication for New South Wales, Australia,
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In the Diss Parish Magazine for June reference is made...
Leslie Burn Andreae, Committee on Publication for Norfolk, England,
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The Power of the Holy Ghost
Violet Ker Seymer
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"As far as to Bethany"
George Shaw Cook
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The Lectures
with contributions from Harry M. Read, Amelie Katteridyke Reboul
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A few years ago I dislocated my spinal vertebrae through...
Hanna Riebensahm
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When first presented to me, Christian Science appealed...
Agnes G. Dunne
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For over twenty one years I have had the inspiring privilege...
Eleanor G. R. Young
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I submit this tesimony in the hope that it may help...
Paul L. Phelan
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My husband and I came into Christian Science when a...
Madella B. Tribke with contributions from John E. Tribuke
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Christian Science found me when I was in the depths of...
Zita Louise Baker
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I am very grateful for the privilege of writing this testimony
William E. Gale
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As a child I always felt that there must be some way of...
Daisy Stubbs Jacqmin
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It is indeed with a very grateful heart that I wish to...
Edith M. Worner
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Fetters Fall
LAURA BOWLBY MASSEY
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from James Chamberlain Baker, Howard A. Keithley, A. M. Chirgwin, Mark F. Sanborn