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Mary Baker Eddy: a fearless healer
From her childhood Mary Baker Eddy was interested in spiritual healing. As a child, she accomplished a number of healings through her trust in God. These are well documented by her biographers.
At the time, the people around her never dreamed she would eventually write a book that would heal millions of people through the reinstatement of the healing method used by the master Christian, Christ Jesus. Nor could they have imagined that she would found a church with branches around the globe, establish several magazines, and launch an international newspaper. Yet that's exactly what she did, and at a time when women were generally expected to be followers, not leaders.

April 15, 1996 issue
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Reading Science and Health the first time
Judith Hardy Olson
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A place of refuge from worry and hopelessness
Richard Amand Hogrefe
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"What are Christian Scientists like?"
Joyce K. Marin
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Finding a friend—and healing—in God
Laura Van Tuyl Clayton
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Mary Baker Eddy: a fearless healer
Rosalie E. Dunbar
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Healing—the effect of man's oneness with divine Love
David Littlefield Horn
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My prayer
Marion N. Roberts
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Having it all
Mario Tosto
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A Reading Room librarian's warm invitation
Irene E. Murray
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The naturalness of healing and restoration
Mary Metzner Trammell
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My introduction to Christian Science was through healing
Daniel B. MacLaren
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I was leaving my bedroom during the month of January 1995...
Belle B. Stevers