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Recalling the experiences that...
Recalling the experiences that I have had in Christian Science the past few years, I find that an abundance of good has been brought into my life, for which I shall never cease to be grateful.
During the two years and a half I spent overseas I experienced beautiful protection on both land and sea. In 1942, aboard ship on my way to England, 1 at times became quite fearful of attacks by enemy submarines and aircraft, particularly at night when all was complete darkness. The fact that we were without escort or material protection had a tendency to increase the thoughts of danger. These fears, however, were mastered and overcome through steadfast and complete reliance on God. Never before had the ninety-first Psalm been such a source of inspiration. I clung to the truths contained therein virtually every waking hour. I was continually mindful of those comforting words Mrs. Eddy has given us on page 283 of Science and Health, "Mind is the source of all movement, and there is no inertia to retard or check its perpetual and harmonious action." The poise, peace of mind, and freedom from fear in my consciousness were noticed by others, and helped, I feel, to encourage them. I am very grateful for that experience; it is good to know that God is infinite.
Through the study of Christian Science I have found joyous and loving companionship, something I had entirely given up hope of ever finding. My path at times had been so dark and my efforts seemed so futile that it was difficult to see anything but emptiness and loneliness. My gratitude knows no bounds for the faithful practitioner who so lovingly helped me along the way. Many times she warned me (Matt. 6:33), "Seek ye first the kingdom of God, and his righteousness; and all these things shall be added unto you." But I was so full of self-will and self-pity that I wanted the material things first.
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April 26, 1947 issue
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Expectancy
MABEL S. THOMSON
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Ceasing from Idolatry
FRED C. FISHER
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Subscribing for the Christian Science Periodicals
R. LOUISE EMERY
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Day
OLGA B. MARTIN
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The Spiritual Sense of Good
GASTON CHERRIÈRE
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Rigidity and Elasticity
SALLY FORTH
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Preparing for the Lecture
HERBERT H. NORSWORTHY
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Unmoved!
CONSTANCE DAVIS GUNDELFINGER
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A Rule of Conduct
EUNICE W. HEDLER
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Happiness and Selfishness Never Mix
Paul Stark Seeley
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What Is the Power That Heals?
Margaret Morrison
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It is with great joy that I send...
Irma McClenahan
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Each day I have cause to be...
Lillian L. Koropp
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Recalling the experiences that...
Harvey Douglas Grant
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For more than twenty-five years...
Emma D. Godfrey
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I wish to confirm the testimony...
Lewis E. Godfrey
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Christian Science came into my...
Elizabeth Shaw Mitchell
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Only twenty-four hours after...
Elizabeth McDonough
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I gratefully acknowledge the...
William M. Crooks
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The Practitioner
DOROTHY DAVIS ARMSTRONG
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Hugh Redwood, Helen L. Toner, David E. Seaboldt