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The Newcomer to Christian Science
Recently I was asked, "What impressed you most about Christian Science when you were a newcomer to it?"
The earliest thing I remember about Christian Science is the Bible verse I saw inscribed on the wall of a branch Church of Christ, Scientist, at the first Christian Science service I ever attended. It was the loving call of Christ Jesus, "Come unto me, all ye that labour and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest." Matt. 11:28;
I was a young girl at the time. I had attended the Sunday School of another denomination since nursery days, and was familiar with the Bible and its story of the life and work of Christ Jesus. I had no desire to change my church. I didn't even want to be in the church I was attending that day. But I was there to please my mother—to keep a promise I had made her to attend a Christian Science church service.
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October 13, 1973 issue
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The Might of Tenderness
THOMAS HOFFMAN
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Yield and Advance
EDNA E. PUDAS
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The Newcomer to Christian Science
VIRGINIA REA SINK
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Spirit-filled Testimony Meetings
BRENT H. NETTLE
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Preventing Intellectual Shock
GERTRUDE BAYLESS
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through exchanging objects of sense for spiritual ideas
ALBERT LEE TOPP
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No Outlaws Allowed
Suzanne M. Stockfisch
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Stilling Self-righteousness
Carl J. Welz
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The Wholeness of Good
Geoffrey J. Barratt
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In 1942, during an air raid, I fell down the cellar steps and...
Mabel Denton with contributions from Herbert Denton
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As a child I had the opportunity of going to a Christian Science Sunday School
Edith M. Brooks with contributions from Eldon E. Brooks
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About three years ago I was undergoing training while attached. . .
Roger N.Whiteway
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Although I was very active physically, and was a member of The Mother Church...
Beulah Thompson with contributions from Donald Thompson, Lela D. Stone