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A few years ago I was working in the logging industry, which I...
A few years ago I was working in the logging industry, which I had always enjoyed, but gradually I began to run into discordant conditions when dealing with certain people. One situation became very bad, with feelings of domination, self-importance, and incompetency, so that the joy I had in my work was destroyed. The location and nature of the work was ideal; the problem was strictly a case of a discordant relationship. Months went by, my experience getting fearfully worse and worse. In a moment of extreme depression I became aware that religion might help, for I had heard that one's experience could be improved by prayer.
I memorized the twenty-third Psalm and this statement from Philippians (4:13): "I can do all things through Christ which strengthened me." I held to these thoughts several times a day, and in a few weeks I was free of the cloud of depression and discouragement.
I found for myself that prayer does bring immediate blessings to human experience.
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July 6, 1974 issue
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Knowing and Caring
EVELYN M. S. DUCKETT
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OLIVET
Maxine Le Pelley
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Life's Possessions
LAWRENCE S. ROSS
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The Agelessness of Man
JULIA ANN WALKER
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A Potent Cure for Depression
SAMUEL FIELDING GRENEKER
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Thought: The Basis of Action
DEANNA J. ELSOM
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SPIRITUALIZING THOUGHT
ORLANDO TRENTINI
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Pretty or Beautiful?
LIZABETH HERMINE FURST
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Amy's Narrow Escape
BARBARA L. KELLY
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One Side—the Side of God
Geoffrey J. Barratt
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Through the years Christian Science has been a constant help
Helen E. Johnson
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A few years ago I was working in the logging industry, which I...
Gary Dennis Rowland
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After a medical verdict more than twenty years ago, I believed...
Marguerite Gerrier
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In the year 1950, I first heard of Christian Science through a...
Martha Bartz with contributions from Emil Bartz