Testimonies of Healing

When Christian Science was first mentioned to me I was believed to be at death's door. Our family physician was with me night and day, and all were waiting for the end to come.

It is with a deep sense of gratitude that I tell briefly of my coming into Christian Science. From 1910 until February, 1913, I was in the East, in Japan, China, and the Philippine Islands.

It is with a deep sense of gratitude and love to God, also to Mrs. Eddy, that I send this testimony.

For the clearer understanding of God which has been unfolded to me through the study of the Bible and Science and Health in the last two years I do indeed praise the Lord. My former religion meant to me only one of the features of education.

Before I became acquainted with Christian Science I was afflicted with internal troubles, and upon the advice of the physicians had an operation performed. Instead of improving I grew weaker, however, and as a result, contracted hernia, which caused me untold suffering.

I should like to express my gratitude for the understanding of God and of man's relation to Him which I have gained in Christian Science. If anyone had told me two years ago that I would be a Christian Scientist to-day, I should have said it was impossible.

Owing as I do all my happiness to the earnest study of Christian Science, I wonder that I have never before written to say so. Four years ago, when I first became interested in Mrs.

I have benefited in so many ways by the study and practice of Christian Science that it is difficult to say in which way the blessing has been greatest. I was first healed by this wonderful truth about eighteen years ago, but as the healing was quickly and easily brought about, I did not heed it very much.

For the help received through reading in our periodicals the testimonies of healing through Christian Science, I wish to express my gratitude. Not only for my own healing through the power of Truth am I grateful, but also for a better understanding of the truth which has enabled me to contribute in a small degree to the harmony of the world, through the more harmonious relation which is apparent between others and myself.

When I awoke last Thanksgiving morning, the thought came to me how grateful I was to God, and to our dear Learder, Mrs. Eddy, for this revelation which she has given to the world in her book "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures," and in her other writings.