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Through a great sorrow which...
Through a great sorrow which came into my life thirty-seven years ago, I was in the very depths of despair. I was in such a state of mind that I was "tired of living" but "scared of dying." I had no means, and I was without hope "and without God in the world" (Eph. 2:12).
I had had an unhappy childhood and was brought up to believe in the reality of evil, so much so that whenever anything nice happened it was considered too good to be true. In times of stress members of my family turned to drink for solace, and I myself was beginning to succumb to the temptation, for I thought I had nothing to live for.

May 18, 1963 issue
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God's Allness
EDWARD FRODERMAN
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"Count it all joy"
VIDA MC DERMOTT
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Confidence Accompanied by Demonstration
PHYLLIS M. DAINTON
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Obedience to God's Law Is Protection
ERNEST C. PEARSON
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Safe in the Christ
HILDA M. JORDAN
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David Makes a Testimony
DOROTHY J. SEELEY
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Forsaking Matter for Spirit
Carl J. Welz
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"Concerning the work of my hands"
Ralph E. Wagers
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Through a great sorrow which...
Winifred Hannah Seymour
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I should like to express my deep...
Walter Lee Burket
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A number of years ago my husband...
Ruby I. Lehman Heydegger
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We read in the Bible, "Train up...
Maxine Rhoda Gedritis
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The accounts of healing in The...
Waldo Ewing Stewart
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Christian Science has so filled...
Margaret F. Bergh with contributions from Lillian C. Kilcomins
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Frederic B. James, Albert J. Lindsey