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It is never too late
It is never too late. I was seventy-two years of age when some six years ago I found Christian Science, after anything but an exemplary life. A cattleman in the Argentine, I had served in both World Wars and had nothing much to my credit in between. Then there were some years in East Africa, partly spent in the humid heat of the coast. I was seldom free from the influence of alcohol during this latter experience.
I had been suffering from acute bronchial asthma for some time when cataracts developed on both eyes, rendering me useless. I had to give up work. I returned to Nairobi, where I was in and out of the hospital every few months, practically existing on drugs, injections, and oxygen. After my eyes had been operated on, the sight remained clouded, owing largely to my generally poor condition, and I was unable even to read. I used to sit day and night, unable to lie down in bed, and wonder what was the use of attempting to carry on, what reason there was in it.
This was my condition when disconsolately I turned to God for help. The response was almost immediate.
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February 10, 1968 issue
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Conscious Worth
ROSEMARY L. KRIEGER
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"The uses of adversity"
ARTHUR F. CURRAN
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Purifying the Depths of Thought
JOANNE SHRIVER LEEDOM
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Father-Mother God, the Only Parent
JOHN LEE
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A Valentine for Everyone
VIRGINIA QUALLICH CASE
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An Interview: on Juvenile Delinquency
with contributions from Gordon H. Barker
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Truthfulness and Peace
Helen Wood Bauman
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Abiding in the Vine
Alan A. Aylwin
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It is never too late
Angus Peverill Macdonald
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For many years my husband and I and our two children have...
Maude M. Peacock
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"To those leaning on the sustaining infinite, to-day is big...
Charles J. Schumert
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"Let us rejoice that we are subject to the divine 'powers that be'
Wilma Pettker Harworth
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Robert J. McCracken, Arnold J. Walker