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Late in 1985 my mother saw an article in The Australian Women's Weekly,...
Late in 1985 my mother saw an article in The Australian Women's Weekly, part of a series on great women of history. This particular part was about Mary Baker Eddy, and from it I learned more about Christian Science. I was experiencing what was considered to be serious malfunction in the alkaline and acid levels of the body, and I had no energy for housework, gardening, or sustained walking. I had been receiving treatment from a dedicated naturopath and eating certain foods, vitamins, and minerals. But this afforded temporary relief only.
After some weeks I decided to make enquiries at the Christian Science Reading Room in Adelaide. The attendant was so understanding and helpful, and her explanation of a wonderful healing her mother had had impressed me deeply. She gave me a copy of Mrs. Eddy's book Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures, and several copies of the Sentinel which shared accounts of healing through prayer.

July 19, 1993 issue
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from the Editors
The Editors
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I'm seeing myself in a whole new light
Written for the Sentinel
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Losing weight
Jill Gooding
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Love undivided
Eva-Maria Hogrefe
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Tackling our troubles
Ann F. Searles Cummings
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Training—physical or spiritual emphasis?
Jürgen Vogt
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Beyond age, beyond time
Mary Metzner Trammell
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Spiritual discernment and God's creation
Mark Swinney
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Running the mile
Ginger K. Mack
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Late in 1985 my mother saw an article in The Australian Women's Weekly,...
Ghislaine E. Skepton with contributions from Siegfried Skepton
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The study of Christian Science alerts us to the divine intelligence...
James Marshall Fabian
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I have been associated with Christian Science for almost...
Kenneth H. Cook with contributions from Jean E. Cook