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Peter Solves a Problem
[Of Special Interest to Children]
One day Peter and his mother planned to visit a friend in a nearby city. Peter was looking forward to this visit because he and this friend had such good times together. However, the night before they were to meet, Peter was not feeling well. Now Peter is a Christian Scientist, and his mother called the friend and asked her to help by knowing the truth.
Peter was asked to come to the phone. When he did so this friend talked to him about the things he had learned in the Christian Science Sunday School. She reminded him that after God had created man and the universe, He saw that His creation was good. She quoted from the first chapter of Genesis. "God saw every thing that he had made, and, behold, it was very good." She also told Peter that Christ Jesus had loved little children and had healed them. She asked Peter to remember this and to expect to be healed right then.
Before she put down the receiver, she said, "I have a puzzle to show you when you come to see me tomorrow."
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April 24, 1965 issue
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The Enduring Nature of Spiritual Identity
MARY WELLINGTON GALE
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Prayer and Demonstration Are Inseparable
LUCIEN P. CAILLE
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"Cast it in the waste basket"
ELIZABETH BICE LUERSSEN
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The Spirit of the Good Samaritan
DOUGLAS ROBERTS
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Peter Solves a Problem
LOUISE E. TAUBERT
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A College Student Writes
BARBARA JILL CERKEL
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The Standpoint of Present Perfection
Helen Wood Bauman
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Fear Has No Power
Carl J. Welz
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As a child I was not considered...
Alice S. Messner
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When I was a young boy, I...
Robert L. Sparrowhawk
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At the age of twelve I changed...
Rosalie Anderson
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"Behold, for peace I had great...
Eunice B. Godwin
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I have known Christian Science...
Ida Schädler
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The most important happening...
Kathleen Burns
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Throughout my childhood and...
Susan Cory
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Signs of the Times
Benjamin E. Mays