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I became an earnest student of Christian Science in 1930 after my mother had passed on from hemophilia, and the doctor had said that I would inherit the same disease. I knew only two things about Christian Science. One was that its God is Love; the second that Christian Scientists believed all evil and sickness could be healed.
The Lesson-Sermons were feasts to me. Each week brought new truths to light, reasonably explained in the Christian Science textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures," written by Mary Baker Eddy, the Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science. One of my first joys was to learn that God is Truth. The knowledge that every testimony and article published in the literature is thoroughly attested to before being printed led me to a careful study of the testimonies, which told of the amazing fruitage of Christian Science.

March 1, 1947 issue
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Dedication
JOHN M. TUTT
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Trust in God Is Natural to Man
DOROTHY DOLE SEYMOUR
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Certainty of God's Existence
FREDERICK BAUER
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Onward
CONSTANCE F. BURNHAM
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Heaven Here and Now
ANNE STEVER BOWER
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"Speak, Lord"
ARTHUR LAURENCE ERICKSON
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"Thy home is heaven"
ETHEL ARBOUR CHASE
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Buried Treasure
LULU M. STALKER
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Are You Happy About Church Attendance?
John Randall Dunn
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How to Get Rid of Trouble
Paul Stark Seeley
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About fifteen years ago I expressed...
Muriel Wilson
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Gratitude for all the healings...
Lourena Martha Schryver
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I have only recently returned...
Richard D. Punnett
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Although my healings and blessings...
Sadie E. Filiatrault
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In gratitude to God I wish to...
John Davis
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I became an earnest student of...
Arlene S. Randall
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At one time I was confronted...
Iva Zweig
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I have received help and encouragement...
Frank Lovell Lee
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It Need Not Be
PEGGY DICKINSON TODD
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Roswell K. Doughty, Arthur W. McDavitt, Virgil A. Kraft, R. E. Penick, Don D. Tullis, Thomas L. Mason