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When I first learned of Christian Science...
When I first learned of Christian Science in February, 1933, I was in a very low state of mind. I had always considered that I did not amount to much and thought that I could never have anything in this world.
I was sitting by my window, despairingly contemplating my situation, when I picked up a Sentinel, which my mother, who was visiting us at the time, must have picked up from a literature distribution box. I opened it and read the first paragraph, which contained a sentence to the effect that man is God's image and likeness, perfect and eternal. This was a revelation to me. I had never read anything like that before. In that instant I was so uplifted I could see and understand that statement to include all mankind, even me. I saw everything quite differently from that time on.
I purchased the textbook by Mrs. Eddy and read it from cover to cover. Everything I read was what I felt I had always wanted. Everyone in my family and at the office where I worked noticed a big difference in my attitude after that. I felt as though I were walking on air.
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October 19, 1963 issue
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"The evergreen of Soul"
L. IVIMY GWALTER
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What Is the Sense of Life?
ARTHUR DELAU
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Overcoming Belief in Matter and Evil
ROBERT GEORGE CLARK
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Love's Lessons
LAURA EVANGELENE LOVETT
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Judy's Bicycle
DORIS T. WINSLETT
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A Maturing Conception of God
Helen Wood Bauman
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"The light shineth in darkness"
Ralph E. Wagers
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Giving a Christian Science Lecture
By Mrs. Anetta G. Schneider,
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It is a privilege to testify to the...
John Pittman West
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When I was six months old,...
Shirley Lorraine Speth
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"He that dwelleth in the secret...
Nellie Copley
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My heart goes out in deep gratitude...
Joseph Poggioli
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Before I knew of Christian Science,...
Lucie Clerc
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The privilege of having class instruction...
Sally Elsa Munson
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When I first learned of Christian Science...
Josephine Pohle
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Hugh L. Dryden, Reuben Youngdahl