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In the hope that someone needing encouragement may be helped onward toward his rightful freedom, the following testimony is given.
First of all, it may be honestly stated that Christian Science has awakened me from a dull and disinterested existence to a full and happy life, rich in satisfaction. What has been accomplished in my case can most certainly be attained by anyone, as many individuals are today proving, for, in the words of Peter (Acts 10:34), "God is no respecter of persons."
Throughout many of my early years I was in good physical condition, but at times I was a victim of moodiness and spells of depression, and this without any apparent cause. After some years of these spells there followed a nervous breakdown, and I was indeed in distress.
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October 6, 1945 issue
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Man's Inherent Capabilities
MYRTLE J. RAYCH
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Identification Tags
EARL E. SIMMS
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Mind Hears
MINNIE SUCKOW
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Religion and Childlikeness
LEWIS CHARLES HUBNER
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Walling Up the Old
HELENA ALLMAN
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The Value of Mental Argument in Healing
PARK WOLAVER
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How to Overcome Homesickness
MARGARET WEYMOUTH JACKSON
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The Story of Promise
GERTRUDE S. MC CALMONT
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The Joyous Way
VERA CROSS
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Precept
MILES BUCKSTON WATTS
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Beliefs Cannot Fasten on Man
Paul Stark Seeley
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"I shall be satisfied"
Margaret Morrison
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I am very grateful to testify...
Jeannette R. Thomas
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"Oh that men would praise the...
Robert Horsfall
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In Psalms (105:1) we read, "O...
Evelyn C. Mertz
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In the hope that someone needing...
Priscilla Morison Stenberg
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My gratitude for Christian Science...
Lucy Jane Hexberg
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On many occasions the opportunity...
Erich Hempel
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I am grateful for having had...
Mary A. Chapman
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Previous to the time when we...
Marion Chapman Cockshutt
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"So shall my word be"
MARCIA E. TURNER
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from H. F. Rall, Amos John Traver, Lawrence O. Lineberger, J. D. McCrae, Henry Geerlings, R. Charles Brown