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An experience which has been...
An experience which has been very sacred to me, and which I should enjoy sharing with others through our periodicals, occurred in January of 1940. Prior to this time I had pondered the thought that Mind is never unconscious (see Science and Health by Mrs. Eddy, p. 588), and also had heard a Christian Science Sunday School pupil relate in a testimony that by his knowing the presence of governing intelligence, a driverless car which had started rolling down an inclined street had gone over to the curb and stopped. I had thought often about these truths, but did not thoroughly understand them.
Returning in my car from a Sunday morning service at a Christian Science church, I had left a friend at her home and was proceeding homeward when one block south and one block west of our home another car collided with mine, and I was knocked unconscious. Later I learned that my car, which I had just a second before endeavored to turn to the left to avoid the other car, jumped the curb, just missed a telephone pole, and proceeded slowly about seventy-five or one hundred feet to a mound of earth about two feet high. At this point the steering wheel locked and the car pointed directly for the corner of my own garage. The car slowly crossed these vacant lots, going from the southwest corner of this square to the northeast corner, and in front of my house crossed the street along which another car was being driven west.
My next-door neighbor saw my car out of control and called to the driver of the other car to look out for it, which he did. My car then proceeded down the street at the side of our house until it came to the corner of our garage, and was forced to stop. At the back of our garage there was an arroyo about ten or twelve feet deep which would have been directly in the path of the car had it not been stopped by contact with the garage.
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May 31, 1947 issue
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Spiritual versus Material Power
FLOYD C. SHANK
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The Pure in Heart
EMILY M. STEPHENS
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Demonstration Is Subjective
FRANCES WARD SMITH
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Giving Evidence
PERCY WAXMAN
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Right Thoughts Are Power
WALTER J. CONOVER
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Now!
JAMES DONALDSON ENSIGN
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Church Work: An Opportunity for Growth
MILDRED ELIZABETH BENNETT
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Man's Life Is Changeless and Continuous
VIRGINIA CRANDELL ROFF
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"How to gather, how to sow"
MILDRED TABER CLARK
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Love's Compensation
JESSIE B. MOTTEN
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The Joy of Uttering Truth
John Randall Dunn
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"What manner of love"
Margaret Morrison
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The Reading Room
TWILA CLARK
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Jesus said (John 10:10), "I am...
Florence Lewis
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I feel that I owe Christian Science...
Robert V. Fitch with contributions from Carolyn F. Fitch
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Mary Baker Eddy writes in...
Marylyn V. Seaward
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Previous to becoming acquainted...
Julia Creighton Ritterbusch
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An experience which has been...
Mary F. Parker
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The definition of "fear" given...
Earl Hesse with contributions from Helen Virginia Hesse
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Prayer
EDITH COONLEY HOWES
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from James Reid, D.D., Reuben A. Stauss, E. J. Price, George H. Holwager, H. Rhodes Smith