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Christian Science has been my family's religion for three generations
Christian Science has been my family's religion for three generations. My grandmother took her stand for its healing power at the time of my mother's birth, which the doctors had pronounced a hopeless case of placenta previa. This testimony appeared in the March, 1905, issue of The Christian Science Journal.
I shall always be grateful for the quiet, firm, patient hand of my mother, who helped establish my thought in this Christianly scientific way of life, and for the realization that each challenging experience is an invitation to draw closer to God.
About two years ago I became aware of impaired hearing in one ear. At first I was tempted to think this problem was one I would simply have to live with. However, the conviction very quickly came that this was a great opportunity for me as a Christian Scientist to prove what I professed to be, an effective follower of the healing Christ, Truth.
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February 2, 1974 issue
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The Joy of Belonging
LUCIEN P. CAILLE
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Fixed Fate or Fixed Principle?
JOHN A. GRANT
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Man Is Ageless Too
EDWARD NEWMAN SAGE
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Singing in Faith
MARIAN R. THURLOW
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SPIRITUALIZING THOUGHT
WILLIAM MILFORD CORRELL
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"He won't even listen"
BETTY CARSON FIELDS
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THE GIFT OF DAY
Doris Kerns Quinn
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"I'm perfect--God made me that way"
Deirdre M. Shaw (Age 11)
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Our Beloved Leader
Carl J. Welz
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Good Is Natural
Geoffrey J. Barratt
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It has been many years since I began the study of Christian Science...
Susie F. LeGrande with contributions from Barbara E. Kinney
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In the story of Eutychus we learn that a fall, even though seemingly...
Linda Taylor Howe
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Once while I was looking for golf balls in some bushes, I accidentally...
Bryan Day with contributions from Erma H. Drake
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Christian Science has been my family's religion for three generations
Patricia W. Ferber