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I can think of no greater legacy than the one my parents gave...
I can think of no greater legacy than the one my parents gave me. They taught me to know and love Christian Science. With firmness and affection they taught my brother and me by daily instruction and guidance. Their own exemplary lives lent conviction to what they were teaching. And now in later years my wife supplies me with similar support by her deep devotion to Christian Science and her dedicated skill in its application.
Many are the experiences I could tell in which Science has sustained, guided, and healed me.
There was the time that I wrenched my knee and it was healed in a matter of minutes. At another time I suffered from intense internal pain that confined me to my bed. I was up and back at work in two days. That was almost ten years ago, and there has been no return of this trouble. Again, when I fell heavily on an icy sidewalk, cutting my head, prompt, firm Christian Science treatment enabled me to get up and walk to my car. I suffered no bad aftereffects.
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December 13, 1969 issue
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God's Love and Man's Response
MAX DUNAWAY
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The Scream of a Siren
EDNA MAY EVANS WHITE
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"Why should the work cease?"
JUNE HUBNER
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"HIS UNSPEAKABLE GIFT"
Sally Ann Degnan
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Thanks in Advance!
LANSING B. LINDQUIST
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Opening Thought to Class Instruction
CAROL ROCKHOLD MILLER
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Practical Treatment for Children
MARGARET CASE PAULUS
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Love Helps Us Cross the Street
HELEN L. CONNELLY
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Restoring Order
Helen Wood Bauman
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Unlimited Opportunity
Alan A. Aylwin
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I wish to express gratitude for Christian Science and for the...
Melvin Jay Hanks
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I can think of no greater legacy than the one my parents gave...
Eugene B. Skarie with contributions from Virginia D. Skarie
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I first learned about Christian Science when I was six years old.
Gardner G. Garlick with contributions from Doris L. Garlick
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One summer while preparing the evening meal, I had a deep-well...
Mary Matthews Roper
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RADIO PROGRAM NO. 401 - Doing Something About Clashes at Work
with contributions from Michael Thorneloe, George Richards