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It would be impossible to express...
It would be impossible to express in words my unbounded gratitude for Christian Science and for what it has done for me.
Although since childhood I had been prejudiced against what I thought Christian Science to be, I sought it in desperation following a nervous and mental breakdown.
In my teens I had become more and more perplexed about the orthodox religion in which I had been brought up, and a sense of futility in this direction led me, during the war, to profess myself an atheist.
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July 4, 1942 issue
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Annual Meeting of The Mother Church
with contributions from John Randall Dunn, George Channing, The Christian Science Board of Directors, Roy Garrett Watson, Mary G. Ewing, Amea H. Harris, Arthur W. Eckman, A. Warren Norton, M. Rosamond Wright, Trustees under the Will of Mary Baker Eddy
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The Allness of Good
W. CYPRIAN BRIDGE
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Obedience
ELLIE E. D. BLACK
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On Believing Impossible Things
Peter V. Ross
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Self-Correction—and Freedom
Alfred Pittman
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The Lectures
with contributions from Margaret Crawford, Nora Wynsome Henry, Harold T. Shelton
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It would be impossible to express...
Charles H. Crumplin
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I desire to express my gratitude...
Thelma Brooks with contributions from Ethel Brooks
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Christian Science came into my...
Daisy King
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Growth in understanding leads...
Velma Longacre Zarbock
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In Science and Health (p. 167)...
Marshall William Scott
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I desire to express gratitude for...
Doris Gravière-Silver
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Christian Science found me...
Glenna Smith Tinnin
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"Blessed are the meek"
MARGARET PLUNKET RAPER
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Stafford Cripps, George C. Monroe, William M. Maltbie, I. V. Macklin, Fred Sparrow, Harold Stassen