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I attended a Sunday service in a Church of Christ, Scientist, with...
I attended a Sunday service in a Church of Christ, Scientist, with my mother when I was about seven years of age. Several years later I heard my first Christian Science lecture. The sermons I had listened to in the church attended by my family were to my young mind never fully finished. They seemed to lack something, but the lecture satisfied me; and after I started going to the Christian Science Sunday School in 1907, I soon found out what made the difference. It was the healing brought out in Christian Science. I learned that this religion is a practical one. Soon after we began attending the local Church of Christ, Scientist, I laid aside my eyeglasses.
One of my early healings was that of a very disagreeable throat condition I had had since childhood. One morning I decided that I had been in bondage to the trouble long enough, and I literally stamped my foot, saying to myself, "I am through being in bondage." I also dropped all fear. In about a week I realized that I was healed. There never has been any return of the condition.

May 10, 1969 issue
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Neutral or High Gear?
VIDA McDERMOTT
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Why Be Deceived?
NORMAN ALLAN MORRISON
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Listening for God's Voice
DIANE STAUNTON STAPLES
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You Are Not His Mother
FRANCES A. McCORKINDALE
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Overcoming Self-righteousness
KATHLEEN O'CONNOR
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"I can do something!"
LUCILLE SPANGLER MICHENER
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Alertness in Church
RICHARD B. FRANTZREB
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Are You a Victim of Your Chromosomes?
William Milford Correll
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The Practicality of Goodness
Alan A. Aylwin
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In Christian Science we do not magnify inharmony
Emma Bottomley
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My heartfelt gratitude goes out to Mrs. Eddy for bringing to our...
Frances H. Rounds
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"My flesh and my heart faileth: but God is the strength of my...
Katherine Seminario with contributions from Pauline M. Wilson
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RADIO PROGRAM NO. 370 - Where Are We Living?
Harlan Witham with contributions from Jack Krieger
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Shelley Stephens, G. E. Tiley