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Debbie Proves God's Power
[For children]
Debbie had had an interesting day at school. She and her classmates had worked on a special geography project, and she was anxious to tell her mother about it.
Turning down the driveway leading to her house, Debbie saw her little dog waiting for her. She was certain she would find Mother in the kitchen preparing dinner so it would be ready when Daddy came home from the office.
As Debbie bounded in the back door, however, she found that things were not as she had pictured they would be. Instead of the usual, happy mother, she found that her mother had severely burned her fingers while picking up a grill just after it had been taken from a very hot oven. She was in great pain. Debbie was frightened at first, for her mother's hands were so badly swollen that she could not open them. Quickly, though, her thought turned to God, and she knew that this material picture was not really true.
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July 1, 1967 issue
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Humility—A Key to Independence
GRACE CHANNELL WASSON
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The Spiritual Touch
WILLIAM C. BREEN
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IN HIS PRESENCE
Beatrice Mary Billing
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The Way to Freedom
NATALIE G. FORCE
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Disease Is Absence, Not Presence
EDWARD LEWIS
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What of Family Relations?
ALICE E. BURHANS
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Teaching Children to Heal
ANNE STEARNS CONDON
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Debbie Proves God's Power
ELIZABETH GROB
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True Compulsion
Helen Wood Bauman
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Understanding Soul
William Milford Correll
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When Christian Science was first presented to me some forty years...
H. Merne Wilson with contributions from Richard Connell
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It is well over a quarter of a century since a testimony of mine...
Susan McCort Emery with contributions from Frieda Rudiger
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In 1962, I had a severe testing time
Metta May Asper
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One afternoon when our daughter was seven years old, a neighbor...
Florence E. Berg
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from John Bruere