Testimonies of Healing
In humble gratitude for the many blessings and healings my family and I have received the past twenty-six years through the study and application of Christian Science, I submit the following testimony. When Christian Science was lovingly presented to me by a friend, I was in a wilderness of despair.
Today , as for centuries, mankind is reaching out for the answer to his longing for peace, health, and supply. Christian Science gives this answer to all who will arouse themselves from the mesmeric belief of a life apart from God.
I am grateful that my extreme skepticism as to the healing effect of Christian Science was overcome in the most convincing way —by the accomplishment of the very result I had doubted. At one time I was having a great deal of trouble with verrucae on the sole of my foot.
More than thirty-two years ago occurred the greatest event of my life. I was visiting in my childhood home on a farm.
I am so grateful to God for the good that Christian Science has brought into my life that I wish to testify and encourage others. Christian Science was first presented to me when I was a junior in high school and in great need of help.
Christian Science has indeed been proved to me to be the pearl of great price. In 1945 I had gone to attend my association in a large city.
The reading of the Bible was a daily event in my home when I was a child. I often wondered why remarkable healings were performed without drugs or operations in Bible times and, as far as I knew, not in our times.
My heart is filled with gratitude for Mary Baker Eddy's unremitting labor in establishing the Christian Science movement that everyone may understand and use the scientific law of healing which Jesus taught and practiced. While reading the textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mrs.
In humble gratitude to our Father-Mother God, who gave us the truth through Christ Jesus, the Way-shower, and our revered Leader, Mary Baker Eddy, I offer this testimony. My first healing in Christian Science occurred when I was engaged in the medical nursing profession.
When I was a young man, I received a violent blow over the heart while playing football which rendered me unconscious. Although after a while I appeared to recover, the subsequent hardships of active service for two years in France in the First World War produced a liability to sudden attacks of complete unconsciousness if any sort of strain or excitement was undertaken.