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Christian Science means to me a changed sense of things....
Christian Science means to me a changed sense of things. For many years my beliefs were not based on any scientific fact or proven truth. I could not see any order or system operating in human affairs, and believed that so-called "luck" governed; that everybody was trying to displace his neighbor in an economic sense, and that thinking was an accumulation of whatnots, a storehouse of nonessentials or human cogitations.
I am grateful that I now know some measure of the truth about God and man; and, oh, how different the problems of human experience seem as I now view them! Take for instance sickness. I had an experience several years ago, and from it I learned much about this changed sense of things. A condition arose which seemed to paralyze my entire body. I could not walk, bend, or function normally. Treatment was begun for me by a Christian Science practitioner, but apparently to no avail. I grew steadily worse to a point where I contemplated having some medical help, or passing out of this realm. Then, one memorable day, one of the directors of the church to which I belong, called upon me, and asked me if I had ever considered going to the Benevolent Association Sanatorium in San Francisco for rest and cure. I had done so, but had come to no definite decision. After a thorough discussion of this possiblity, application was made, and in a few days I was on my way there.
What a glorious experience was awaiting me! There I met consecrated workers who were there for healing, or rest and study, and what a sense of encouragement they gave me! Then the transforming process began. Yet, with it all, I just could not seem to express my normal being. I finally reached the place where I could walk with crutches, but kept on with them, holding to the need for them in my thinking.
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April 23, 1938 issue
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The Joy of Distribution
KATHERINE ENGLISH
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"Unselfed love"
HAROLD C. LEWIS
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The Power of Good Thoughts
MAYSIE GARRATT
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The True Voice
FRENCH DAVIS JOHNSON
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Stirring the Soil
RUTH POWELL WENBAN
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Spiritual Compensation
GEORGE ASHLEY PORTER
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Molding Our Will to God's
LAURA E. LOVETT GUSTUS
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What Is Love?
ESTELLA M. STETSON
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Will you kindly permit me to reply to your correspondent...
Lyman S. Abbott, Committee on Publication for the State of Michigan,
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In a recent issue, under the heading "Healing Definite Part of Ministry,"...
John Laughton, Committee on Publication for Quebec, Canada,
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Christian Science is associated in the thought of many...
Excerpts from an address given before the Junior Imperial League, Mile End, London, August 31, 1937, by Lieut.-Col. Robert E. Key, District Manager of Committees on Publication for Great Britain and Ireland
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Our Vocation
Duncan Sinclair
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Immunity from Evil
George Shaw Cook
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I John, 3: 1,2,3.
PROF. HERMANN S. HERING.
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Christian Science has changed my whole life, and it is...
Willa Lou Willey
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When I became acquainted with Christian Science, I was...
Céleste Bonnet
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Our Leader, Mrs. Eddy, has given to the world the most...
Frances W. Riggs
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Christian Science means to me a changed sense of things....
John P. Martin
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It is with deep gratitude that I bear testimony to some of...
Florence Eva Ryder
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I wish to express my deep gratitude for the many...
Ebba Mead with contributions from Alene Mead
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Behold and Hear!
DAISY R. STAEHLE
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Henrietta Heron, Charles Stelzle, F.S., H. Householder