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Christian Science has done so much for me during the...
Christian Science has done so much for me during the past three years that I wish to express my gratitude in the hope that the need of others may be met through these lines.
During a twelve years' residence in the Far East I contracted dysentery, and suffered for five years from that complaint. Specialists tried every remedy known to medical science, but failed to cure it, and finally pronounced my condition chronic. Intestinal ulcers and an extremely weakened physical condition also resulted. All zest for life left me, and I was very low physically and mentally when Christian Science came to my aid. The study of "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy, not only healed me of dysentery, ulcers, and all the et ceteras, but of excessive drinking and smoking of over twenty years' standing. I was left with no further desire for alcohol or tobacco.
The practicability of Christian Science in relation to business problems has been demonstrated to me upon many occasions. One example will serve to illustrate my point. I returned to this country from the Far East in 1936, and entered into negotiations with a prominent firm of lawyers in this city, with a view to the purchase of a financial interest in an old, established business. The deal was on the verge of completion when I discovered that certain government contracts were being executed in a manner contrary to the teachings of Christian Science, and as an earnest student I had no alternative but to withdraw from what appeared to be an excellent business proposition. Three months later this firm appeared in the bankruptcy court, and I should also have been there but for Christian Science. Prior to my study of Christian Science, I should have classified this firm's method of executing contracts as smart business, whereas I now know it to have been dishonest practice. I am indeed grateful for this experience of divine protection.
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August 27, 1938 issue
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Right Thinking Is Prayer
DELLA M. WHITNEY
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Gratitude, Humility, Joy
TULLY A. NETTLETON
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God Is at Hand
MARGUERITE VON NEUFVILLE
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Learning Obedience in the Sunday School
BERTHA MEDLOCK
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A Reason for Joy
RUTH R. WESLER
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True Democracy Is Based on Righteousness
ANNIE ANDERSON
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Working to Rule
THOMAS LOVATT WILLIAMS
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If I but Love
IVA B. LINEBARGER
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In a recent issue of your paper there appeared an excerpt...
Clair D. Robison, Committee on Publication for the State of Indiana,
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An article appearing in the English Churchman recently,...
Lieut.-Col. Robert E. Key, District Manager of Committees on Publication for Great Britain and Ireland,
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In the current Church Gazette, under the caption "Physical Healing...
Arthur E. F. Court, Committee on Publication for North Island, New Zealand,
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Christian Science, in compassionately healing mankind...
Leslie Burn Andreae, former Committee on Publication for Norfolk, England,
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Maintaining Spiritual Progress
Duncan Sinclair
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The Power of Expression
George Shaw Cook
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The Lectures
with contributions from Alfred Cyril Bingham, Cleo H. Fuller, Isabelle J. Miller, Mary R. M. Macleod Caie, Helen Mapes, Eugenie Carena-Bruhl, Gladys H. Richards
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"Bring ye all the tithes into the storehouse, that there...
Minnie E. Keiser
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Many revelations of God's ever-presence and all-power...
Edith Elaine Trexler
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Twelve years ago, while living in a southern town, I came...
Eldridge W. Reese
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Christian Science has brought many blessings into my...
Myrtle B. Walters
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I am very grateful for the literature which is placed in...
Mildred Stuart
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Christian Science has done so much for me during the...
Edward F. Patton with contributions from Violet M. Patton
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The Summons
SYDNEY KING RUSSELL
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Henry Geerlings, James Reid, Oliver Huckel, Jean Bess Goodman, C. S. S. Dutton, W. E. Edmonds