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A few years ago I reached a point where life seemed to be one immense...
A few years ago I reached a point where life seemed to be one immense dark void. For a little over thirteen years I had been struggling to free myself from the enslavement of alcohol. The days just continued to pass, bringing with them a sense of loneliness, discouragement, and worthlessness. I even attempted suicide as a means of escape, and was placed under the care of a psychiatrist. But there was no change in my mental outlook, and the desire for drink did not lessen.
At this time a dear friend asked me if I would visit a Christian Science practitioner. I said that I would, for nothing else had done any good.
November 16, 1968 issue
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"One race, one realm, one power"
LOUISE HURFORD BROWN
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LISTENING
Janeve Warren Whalley
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On Quicker Healing
PARK WOLAVER
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Fruitage Through Dedication to God
EVALYNNE McLANDSBOROUGH
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Paying "too much for the whistle"
NAOMI RUTH WHEELER
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No Past to Regret
OLIVE THOMPSON
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The Pinewood Derby
EDITH F. CHRISTENSEN
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An Art Adventure
MARJORIE CLARK STEPHENS
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ILLUMINATION
Marjorie A. Schwiesow
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Solving the Problem of Being
Helen Wood Bauman
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Experimenting with Good
William Milford Correll
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A few years ago I reached a point where life seemed to be one immense...
Bonnie J. Crowley
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"And Jesus looking upon them saith, With men it is impossible,...
Edythe Hanson Keiter
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Mary Baker Eddy tells us, "A grain of Christian Science does...
Margaret G. Robinson
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My first testimony was given during World War II, and since...
Arthur A. Bast with contributions from Kenneth S. Kluth
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RADIO PROGRAM NO. 345 - Why Prayer Heals, Part I
with contributions from Robert McKinnon, Harvey Wood
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Signs of the Times
John Leo
