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If I have a favorite Bible story, I believe it is the one recorded in...
If I have a favorite Bible story, I believe it is the one recorded in John's Gospel of Christ Jesus' healing of the nobleman's son who was ill at Capernaum. We read that the nobleman sought the Master's help, saying, "Sir, come down are my child die." Jesus' reply was, "Go thy way; thy son liveth" (4:49, 50). The beautiful demonstration of God's immediacy there set forth recalls an experience I had soon after becoming seriously interested in Christian Science.
It occurred during World War II, in 1944, when our son was making ready to go overseas. I tried hard to hide my feelings, but my anxiety for his safety grew each day until it was obvious to all those around me. This attitude did not ease the situation for anyone and made it most difficult for our son.

January 18, 1969 issue
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The Remedy for Pollution
EDNA MAY EVANS WHITE
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You Don't Have to Be Afraid
JOHN H. WILLIAMS
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Gates of Pearl
FLORENCE E. MAY
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Spiritual Navigation
ROBERT L. T. HOLCOMB
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The Right Kind of Escape
MARY RETTA TITUS
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Doing, Not Trying!
ELEANOR SHIPMAN MINER
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At Camp Echo
LEILA BAILEY McLANE
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How Love Governs Governments
Helen Wood Bauman
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What's Your Problem?
William Milford Correll
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If I have a favorite Bible story, I believe it is the one recorded in...
Nina S. Sellers with contributions from William C. Sellers, Jr.
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I was introduced to Christian Science many years ago by a young...
Hayden R. Williams
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I am very grateful to God for the protection and care my family...
Matilda Forsander
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Being often reminded that I had been an unwanted child, I grew...
Marjorie La Belle
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The desire to know and understand God was my purpose in beginning...
Marian C. Rankin with contributions from Mann Rankin
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RADIO PROGRAM NO. 354 - Holding On versus Dropping Out
Robert McKinnon with contributions from Harvey Wood