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It was during the First World War...
It was during the First World War that I became interested in Christian Science. When I was called into the armed services, I had my wife and two children to support, and I was fearful that I might not return to take care of them.
While I was stationed at Aldershot, the librarian of the Christian Science Reading Room there helped me to overcome my fears during my training, and I am ever grateful to her for her helpful encouragement.
I was eventually sent to Italy, and at this time I was presented with a copy of Science and Health by Mrs. Eddy. The study of this textbook taught me that God is indeed my refuge and strength; and I am grateful that because of the protection afforded me by this understanding, I returned home safely after the cessation of hostilities.
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January 2, 1960 issue
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JESUS' RELIANCE ON TRUTH WAS RADICAL
ELIZABETH GILLETTE BAKER
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A LARGER VIEWPOINT
WILLIAM E. BOGERT
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"AGREE WITH THINE ADVERSARY QUICKLY"
PAULINE WICKSTRUM REHR
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OUT OF BONDAGE
Milton B. Marks
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GOD IS HERE AND EVERYWHERE
THOMAS D. M. LATTA
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GOD IS WITH US
GLENNA GOLDEN WOLLAM
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"WAIT ON THE LORD"
W. A. GIBSON MARTIN
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SPIRITUAL TALENTS
Gennelle Mayer
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TRUE BEING IS UNCONFINED
Helen Wood Bauman
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"THE THINGS WHICH ARE CÆSAR'S"
John J. Selover
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RADIO PROGRAM No. 328 - The Perpetual Promise of Christmas
with contributions from Ruth Coone
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Early in my experience in Christian Science...
Estelle Knight
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I should like to tell of a healing...
G. Henri Hemmes with contributions from Johanna G. Winkel
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Christian Science has been the...
Signe A. Bauer
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One of the most precious blessings...
Margaret R. Williams
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It was during the First World War...
Wilfred Duffin Evans
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Christian Science came into my...
Frances M. Halter
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At the close of the day, as I was...
Marjorie A. White
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From childhood, living had been...
Lois Pinney
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from George S. Reamey, J. H. Hunter