Testimonies of Healing
During a visit to the dentist to have my teeth cleaned, X-rays revealed trouble. An eyetooth was so decayed, I was told, that a root-canal procedure would be necessary.
Each day, through the study and practice of Christian Science, I am becoming more aware of God's love for me and for all His children. One morning in 1987, a door was accidently closed on our small daughter's hand, crushing three of her fingers.
From early childhood I was raised in a Protestant church. Its teachings encouraged the development of moral character and a knowledge of God as a God of love, for which I am most grateful.
Divine Love always has met and always will meet every human need. " These words from the Christian Science textbook, Science and Health by Mrs.
" Be not conformed to this world: but be ye transformed by the renewing of your mind, that ye may prove what is that good, and acceptable, and perfect, will of God. " This statement from Romans perfectly summarizes what Christian Science means to me, and I would love to share a healing that took place through Science.
A written expression of my deep and sincere gratitude for Christian Science is long overdue. In 1960 I was released from the hospital to have Thanksgiving dinner with my family and friends.
I am grateful that my mother found Christian Science. It was at the height of the great Depression, and life was very difficult for her at that time.
My daughter and I were returning home when our car rounded a bend and turned over into a large construction ditch. When I saw what was happening I remembered Paul's words to the Corinthians "God.
My first contact with Christian Science was as a preschooler. When pain in my ears would become unbearable despite several days of medication and doctor visits, my father would call "the lady.
I had been a member of a church of another denomination all my life and had always relied on medical care. After receiving treatment from eight doctors over a period of six and a half years without success, I discontinued the medical attention.