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In the sincere hope that my experience...
In the sincere hope that my experience may encourage others to investigate Christian Science, I offer my testimony with deep and heartfelt gratitude.
After serving for some time in the First World War, I was invalided out of the services because of a physical condition which gave me little hope of ever again leading a normal, healthy life. Added to my dilemma was the loss of six members of my family through a condition which according to the medical faculty was incurable. The great fear that I too would be overtaken with the same malady was constantly with me, and as a result of this fear I was likewise stricken.

June 28, 1952 issue
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THE PLACE PREPARED BY ANGELS
ADA REYNOLDS JANDRON
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A NEW CRUSADE OF FREEDOM
WALTER BRENZIKOFER
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"UNFATHOMABLE MIND"
ALICE MARIE STEWART
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APPLYING CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TO SCHOOLWORK
JACK L. EYERLY
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HOME
Lois Allen Beck
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LAW AND DISCIPLESHIP
Robert Ellis Key
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GOD'S GOVERNMENT
Helen Wood Bauman
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In the spring of 1916 I was suffering...
Anna Wood
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In the sincere hope that my experience...
Arthur R. Hasnip
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I am most humbly grateful for...
Carol Clark Hooven
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How great is the goodness of the...
Eugenio Kath with contributions from Edith Kath
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Before telling of my healings in...
Wallace E. Howard with contributions from Ethel M. Howard
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Christian Science came into my...
Agatha L. Wilks
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The purpose of this testimony is...
Beulah K. Schultz
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My first knowledge of Christian Science...
Cleo Helena Avera with contributions from Florence K. Capshaw
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Periodicals Fruitage Meeting
with contributions from Paul R. Carmack, The Christian Science Board of Directors, Board of Trustees The Christian Science Publishing Society, Paul R. Carmack, Charles W. E. Morris, Viola S. May, H. Phelps Gates, Jessie Ash Arndt, Helen Wood Bauman, W. Stuart Booth
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THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LECTURE
Mildred Kendall