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Foremost amongst the blessings...
Foremost amongst the blessings which have come my way is Christian Science, with its appeal of strength and infinite patience with human shortcomings, overcoming them not by human means but by unfailing Love.
I had been brought up in an atmosphere of free thought and high moral culture, had had an excellent education, was rich in the world's goods, and the future seemed big with promise. But many lessons had to be learned, chiefly humility and purity—humility, which makes work a joy, and purity, which rises above personal sense and sensual pleasure.
I took up the study of Christian Science to help me learn these lessons. Because my earlier experience included no church habits and no regular working habits, I often rebelled against the strict demands of Christian Science. My first healing occurred even though I rebelled inwardly against the uncovering of some fault of character. Suffering from grippe, I had gone to a practitioner. During her treatment the pains did not cease, but as I walked out of the building I found myself entirely free.
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July 20, 1946 issue
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Man's Home Is Present and Available
MARY LOWNDES WHITE
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"The divine must overcome the human"
HERSCHEL P. NUNN
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Is Good Enviable?
GRACE E. HOOVER
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No Problems in "Love's divine adventure"
W. NORMAN COOPER
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Peace of Mind
GWEN M. CASTLE
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True Glory
HELEN POTTERF
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True Gratitude
JULIA K. DE WOLF
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Learning to Pray
ALETHA SPERO
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Are We Learning Patience?
John Randall Dunn
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"Believest thou this?"
Margaret Morrison
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Letters to the Press from Christian Science Committees on Publication
Nils A. T. Lerche
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The Power of Gratitude
MAYME DAHLEM
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This testimony is written in...
Charles S. Johnson
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My heart is full of gratitude to...
Kathleen Baddeley
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I wish to tell of one of my...
Con Gislason
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In 1922, I received the Christian Science...
Jacqueline O'Brien
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To me, the most outstanding...
Mary Effie Hopson
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Foremost amongst the blessings...
Harry Boissevain
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My first healing in Christian Science...
Iva M. Murphy
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I am indeed grateful for Christian Science
Emma D. Hamilton
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Benefactors
KATHLEEN ANNETTE SCAMMELL
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from C. R. McBride, Glenn Harding, Grant J. Verhulst, Correspondent, Chaplain James Burnett