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[“Teeth straightened through prayer,” Adrienne McWhorter, September 15, 2014, Sentinel]
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Lead Article

To be an effective healer

I confronted head-on the aggressive and false suggestion that I couldn’t heal.
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To me, Jesus was saying: “Give that loving cup and trust the outcome to God.”
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Paul’s recipe for joy

Paul is unmistakably happy. He even sees his imprisonment as an opportunity to advance the gospel. 
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Love’s promise

I began to silently declare that Love, which is a synonym for God, is eternally present.
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Spiritual Lens

The night is far spent

<div class="inline-quote"> &lt;div class="inline-quote"&gt; &lt;p&gt;The night is far spent, the day is at hand: let us therefore cast off the works of darkness, and let us put on the armour of light.
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In the Christian Science Bible Lesson
For centuries, the ancient Israelites believed that the only way they could be forgiven (or atone)
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Primary Class Instruction
My encounter with Christian Science Primary class instruction came suddenly and spontaneously.
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My healing on cookie delivery day

My name is Caitlin, and I am in the fifth grade.
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Testimony of Healing

A perfect reflection

Some time ago a friend and I went kayaking in Northern California.
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Testimony of Healing
Over the Christmas holiday one year, my extended family gathered together.
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Testimony of Healing
A healing I had a few years ago while serving as First Reader at our branch Church of Christ, Scientist, brought me a lesson that has often been helpful.
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Guest Editorial
Healing proceeds from the Christly impulsion to magnify and worship the one God.
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