My parents were sturdy pioneers...

My parents were sturdy pioneers, who made daily use of the Bible, so I was as good a Christian as I knew how to be. It was in the year 1914 that I became interested in Christian Science. My sister, who had been healed several years before, was a faithful student, but I, being a medical nurse, could not understand how Science could be of interest to me, although I was grateful for what it had done for her.

Two members of our family had passed on from tuberculosis, and having shared in the care of them, I was increasingly afraid of the ailment. So I began to study Christian Science in earnest. In about six weeks the fear and a cough that had developed left me; then I felt sure I had been guided aright.

Considerable effort was required on my part to overcome an ugly prejudice against Mrs. Eddy, but that vanished when I became more enlightened. I learned that Mrs. Eddy made practical use of divine law and that, through faithful striving, I too could think and live that way. My interest in Christian Science increased, and I began to have proof of the ever-presence of God and the immediate availability of divine law.

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