Testimonies of Healing

During my most recent pregnancy, I found it difficult to retain food. I hadn't experienced any such difficulty before and found the condition discouraging.

I would like to express my sincere gratitude for a healing I had in Christian Science about four years ago. I had been wearing eyeglasses for many years, and had needed stronger ones as time went on.

I have cherished my membership in The Mother Church for several decades, and my gratitude for healing is beyond expression. More than a few times I've experienced immediate, divine help.

Christian Science has been my way of life for over thirty years. I learned very early that daily prayer is essential; through this protecting prayer I have had no occasion to take a sick day from my work in over twenty years.

O , when we see God's mercy Widespread in every place And know how flows the fountain Of His unbounded grace, Can we withhold a tribute, Forbear a psalm to raise, Or leave unsung one blessing, In this our hymn of praise? ( Christian Science Hymnal, No. 249 ) Why I have waited so long to express my gratitude in a written testimony, I do not know; for I have so much to be grateful for because of Christian Science.

My introduction to Christian Science came after I had been searching many years to find the truth. I had explored several different faiths, but none really was right for me until I found Christian Science.

At school one day my friends and I were playing tag. One friend hit me in the nose by accident, and I fell and hit my head on a big rock.

I am John's mother. When the substitute nurse at John's school called, she was very concerned about his condition.

I'm grateful for a childhood in a Christian Scientist family. One grandmother very early taught me familiar Bible verses that have stayed with me, while another read the Bible Lessons from the Christian Science Quarterly with me every morning before I went to school.

I have much cause for testifying to the healing power of God as revealed in Christian Science. For four years after my divorce, I was to be included in what one might call "the mesmerism of sin.