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Christian Science came to me...
Christian Science came to me in answer to my prayer to know God. When I was in my teens someone tried to convert me to atheism. Although I was attending an orthodox Sunday School, I began to question God's existence. My mother, who was very devout, was much disturbed by my doubts. So I prayed nightly, knowing that if a Supreme Being existed, I would have proof of its existence.
Very shortly Christian Science periodicals were sent to our home from across the country by my sister. My parents read them, but I did not. Several months later, when my sister who had sent them was visiting us, I saw her quickly healed of quinsy; and after having read to her at her request from Science and Health by Mrs. Eddy, I was able to accept Christian Science myself.
My first healing was an instantaneous one of chronic headaches and constipation. I had read from the textbook but a few times when a headache developed. I applied the book's teaching according to the instructions Mrs. Eddy sets forth in it and was instantly healed of both disorders, and the healing has been permanent.
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January 5, 1963 issue
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The Hour of Fulfillment
JEAN M. SNYDER
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Where Can We Go to Be Safe?
GLENNA GOLDEN WOLLAM
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OUR GALILEE
Jessie Louise Salls
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Negativing Error
THEODORE L. THOMPSON
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True Progress
VICKI KAY TURPEN
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No Repetition of Evil
ELIZABETH BICE LUERSSEN
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True Concepts Are Mind's Unfoldment
OLIVER A. HEBERT
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REFLECTION
Harold Mansfield
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Unselfed Love
Helen Wood Bauman
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Do It!
Carl J. Welz
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For the past sixteen years I have...
Louise K. Gaines
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When I heard that people...
Margery Richardson
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Christian Science came to me...
Emma Elizabeth McGuire
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I am very grateful for the following...
August Stender
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Christian Science had been...
Mildred Gilliam Sisson
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"My heart is singing: I have...
Mary Louise Arlen
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Signs of the Times
Frederick W. Brink