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It is with much joy and gratitude...
It is with much joy and gratitude that I submit this testimony, and I hope it will be helpful to all who may read its message.
The healing which is uppermost in my consciousness is one of paralysis which occurred in January, 1943. On this particular occasion I had stayed at home to help my wife, who had an ulcerated eye and was finding it difficult to see. I was on the point of going shopping for her when I realized that my right hand had become totally useless. My wife told me to hold to the truth that God is my life, which I did. We then asked help in Christian Science from a friend, who at once took up work for us both.
Owing to my being employed in war work I had to have a doctor's certificate. By the time the doctor came I was pretty helpless, and he ordered me to bed for a complete rest.
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April 14, 1945 issue
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"The only feasible evidence"
SUSAN F. CAMPBELL
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Proper Timing under Divine Guidance
GLENN E. DOUGLAS
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Consolation
ROBERT ELLIS KEY
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The Pure Sunlight of Love
MARGARET WILLIAMS
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Looking Deep into Realism
LA RUE M. MURRAY
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Sin Can Be Destroyed
WILLIAM CURTIS COFFMAN
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Johnny and the Dogs
THELMA MAE BRACKETT
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Bethesda
LAURA BROWN CROWELL
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There Is Healing for the Wounded!
John Randall Dunn
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Positive Possession
Margaret Morrison
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Although I have used only...
Henry W. Shoe
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When I receive my Sentinel...
Ellen C. Park
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It is with deep gratitude to God...
Nellie Kay Adams
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About forty years ago I began...
Martha A. Nichols
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I am happy to express thanks...
Margaret S. Myers
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When speaking of the chapter...
Jay Holmes
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It is with much joy and gratitude...
William H. Clarke with contributions from Maud M. Clarke
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Leaving Idols
GWENDOLYN I. MEALY
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Elizabeth K. Marquardt, F. H. Rayward, Ernest Fremont Tittle, S. Nicholson, M. Ashby Jones, James Reid