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I had been left without a ray of...
I had been left without a ray of hope when Christian Science was presented to me. I had consumption of the lungs, and after giving me months of medical treatment, two doctors said that they could do no more for me. They recommended a change of climate, and I was invited by an aunt to visit her in a city in southern Georgia.
After several weeks, there was no improvement in my condition. My aunt, though not a Christian Scientist, invited me to go to a Christian Science Reading Room with her to meet the librarian. I protested to her that I did not want anything to do with what I then thought was a fanatical religion. Later, however, I decided to go to please her because she had been so kind to me. Firmly I held to this thought, "They cannot talk me into Christian Science."

September 30, 1961 issue
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Masterful Living
UNA B. WILLARD
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An Extraordinary Promise
HAROLD ROGERS
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Untouched by Evil
JEAN ELSIE SANDERS
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The Healing Touch of Gratitude
ELLEN A. ALBACH
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Man's Perfect, Indestructible Selfhood
JACK A. KRIEGER
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Jean Learns How to Pray
DENICE R. KOCH
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"The Christ treatment"
Helen Wood Bauman
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Monotheism in Practice as Well as in Theory
Ralph E. Wagers
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About three years ago a growth...
Mary Farrish
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I had been left without a ray of...
Golde F. McCoy
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When I was encouraged to...
Oswald E. Muddle
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After my mother had been...
Bettie Lee Knight
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I should like to express my...
Phyllis Marjorie Budd
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I had the privilege of coming...
Florence Hood Johnson
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I was introduced to Christian Science...
Nora A. Baggs
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from S. K. Mitra, W. H. Bourne