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For many years I have tried to live in accord with the truth that makes free, as exemplified by our beloved Leader, Mary Baker Eddy. My first acquaintance with this demonstrable religion was in the spring of 1915, when I picked up a copy of Science and Health by Mrs. Eddy in a public library, and read enough of the first chapter to realize that I did not know how to pray. Yet all my life I had thought that I did, and had wondered why my prayers were not answered. I borrowed the book, and began the study of Christian Science. At the end of one month a difficult financial problem had been solved, and eyeglasses which had been worn since childhood were discarded.
One of the many physical healings I have experienced occurred about a year after my introduction to Science, while I was located temporarily in a Southern city. I found myself, late one evening, very ill, and telephoned to a practitioner for help. My studio apartment occupied a portion of a large private school, and I managed to call in a student the next morning, when I found it impossible to get up. When the practitioner arrived she found me delirious. This state was followed by unconsciousness. At this point the wife of the principal of the school declared that no one could die there without a doctor. Accordingly, she called a physician. He stated that it was a case of double pneumonia, too far advanced to treat, adding, "The patient will not regain consciousness." As he left the room the faithful practitioner returned. An hour later, after I had been in a coma for over four hours, my countenance changed, and I responded to my name.
The second day afterward, I was teaching in my studio, showing no evidence of error. This demonstration proved to the entire household the healing power of Christian Science.
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October 7, 1939 issue
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Daily Prayer
MAUDE PETTUS
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Divine Ideas and True Individuality
GASTON CHERRIÈRE
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"Let us have peace"
EDNA B. WILLIAMS
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For the Sake of Others
ETHEL COLWELL SMITH
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What Do We See as Real?
JOHN WHITE
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"Not two bases of being"
E. OLIVE DAVIS
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Greater Works
SARA ELLEN POE
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I should be glad if you would kindly grant me space to...
Edgar G. Harris, Committee on Publication for South Island, New Zealand,
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A recent issue of the Southern Press contains the report...
Miss Ellen Graham, Committee on Publication for Lanarkshire, Scotland,
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In a recent issue of your paper a writer discussing...
John G. Spangler, Committee on Publication for Southern California,
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In a recent issue you published an article containing the...
Percival Vincett Parsons, Committee on Publication for Cape Province, South Africa,
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"The divine Arbiter"
Evelyn F. Heywood
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What Is Health?
George Shaw Cook
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The Lectures
with contributions from J. Hamilton Lewis, Russell Bordeaux
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I took up the study of Christian Science for the healing...
Daniel Maitland Gledden
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This testimony is an expression of gratitude for the many...
Catherine Beckman
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In Psalms we read, "O Lord, open thou my lips; and my...
Agnes Swedback
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Many years ago the Christian Science textbook, Science and Health...
John Hibbard Tripp with contributions from Helen Dregge Tripp
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For many years I have tried to live in accord with the...
Annabelle Hadley
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Several years ago I first heard of Christian Science...
Gertrude Grant Scaife
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I am one of the vast army of those who have been...
Cora Ann McMinn
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Gratitude
GILBERT STUART WATSON
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from J. C. DeVries, Homer Price Rainey, J. D. Lockard, F. Stafford
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
with contributions from Hudson C. Burr