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Through the prayerful work of...
Through the prayerful work of a Christian Science practitioner, I was healed many years ago of a fractured skull and its effects.
In the horse and wagon days, I fell from a wagon on which I was riding. The wheels ran over me and fractured my skull. Since I was unconscious, I was taken to a hospital. Someone called my father and told him where I had been taken and added that I was dead. He immediately called a practitioner and told her what had been reported. She at once began to pray for me as we are taught to do in Science.
When I was taken into the hospital, the physician at first said that I had passed on. Then I was found to be alive, but the verdict was that I would not live through the night.
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June 17, 1961 issue
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"Effectual fervent prayer"
THOMAS E. HURLEY
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The Value of Importunity
MABEL REED HYZER
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Our "individual kingdom"
HARRY DE LASAUX
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"The sustaining infinite"
EDNA MAY EVANS WHITE
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NOT ONE IS LOST
Cosette E. Colby
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Beauty an Essential Quality of God
WILLIAM B. RITTERBUSCH
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Jim Sees the Truth for Himself
RUTH C. PRICE
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Seeking True Status
Helen Wood Bauman
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Reaching the Mountain Peak
Ralph E. Wagers
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Letters to the Press from Christian Science Committees on Publication
with contributions from Maurice J. Peacock
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It would be impossible for me to...
Miriam Taylor Newman
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Through the prayerful work of...
Bernard F. Karseboom
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At a time when I had extra work...
Sanelma Lindfors
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When I first heard of Christian Science...
Helen W. Spinden
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One of the first passages from...
Fern Lepik
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In deep humility and gratitude...
Esta M. Mazarin
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One summer, after some hours...
Dale Lewis Martin
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About eleven years ago my left...
Cecelia Payne
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Pitirim A. Sorokin, W. H. Bourne