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It is hard to know where to begin in expressing my great gratitude...
It is hard to know where to begin in expressing my great gratitude for Christian Science.
I was brought up in this religion. My mother became interested in this Science before she married. Because of a serious illness the doctor had predicted a life of semi-invalidism for her. She turned to Christian Science and was healed. I can remember many evidences of her health and vigor, including mountain climbing and tennis. She had a long active life, far removed from any trace of semi-invalidism. Her spiritual conviction of the healing power of Christian Science early inspired me with deep faith in the transforming power of this Science.
Many years ago I had an illness which frightened me. I do not know what it would have been called medically. I asked for treatment in Christian Science. Seeking earnestly for a deeper understanding of Truth, I clung to passages in Science and Health by Mrs. Eddy.
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December 28, 1968 issue
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Spiritual Food for the Day
JOHN R. PETERSON
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Resolutions That Lead to Solutions
SHARON ANN McNUTT
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War Will Be Abolished!
FRANKIE L. THOMAS
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Purifying the Moral Atmosphere
FRANCES MARSHALL
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HUMILITY
Edith Louise Meyer
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"Poor Tillie"
ROBERT J. HILL
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Teddy Wakes Up
SELMA K. HUDSON
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INFINITY
Dorathy Sophia Nelson
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Fresh Impetus
Helen Wood Bauman
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Christ Destroys Carnal-mindedness
William Milford Correll
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I first heard of Christian Science about forty years ago
Johanna Kaufmann
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It is hard to know where to begin in expressing my great gratitude...
Frances Motley Pray
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Filled with gratitude, I recognize the richly beneficent influence...
Werner Schüler with contributions from Ruth Schüler, Marjorie F. Kenyon
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RADIO PROGRAM NO. 351 - Is Christmas Relevant?
with contributions from Harlan Witham, Florence Ludgate
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Signs of the Times
Francis M. Plumb