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"May I pray for you?"
It was a happy social event for most of those present. But not for one young woman. She seemed deeply troubled. As she prepared to leave early, one of her friends, a Christian Scientist who had perceived the difficulty, asked if she could help. The young woman briefly poured out her problems. "May I pray for you?" the Christian Scientist found herself asking. "Would you?" was the enthusiastic answer.
The young woman hurried on, and although the Christian Scientist had other obligations, she took time to recognize compassionately something of that individual's perfect relationship to God. She saw that man is a spiritual idea cared for and blessed by divine Love. Some days later the friend explained to the Christian Scientist that as she left the dance that night, she felt a great burden lifted from her, and that during the ensuing days the challenges confronting her greatly diminished. She wanted to know more of Christian Science.

January 16, 1978 issue
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Healing: divine and spontaneous
HERBERT F. BIRTWISTLE
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. . .an aid to one who prays
CARL J. WELZ
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Is goodness rewarded?
JUNE RICE SCHEETZ
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If I were filling out a spiritual identity card . . .
KARDYNE FLAD BUCHANAN
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Speechless
Laura Ann Blair
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A lesson from the disciples
PAMELA SUSAN BRATRUDE
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Man is God's flawless reflection
REITA H. NAYLOR
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Be yourself: spiritual and perfect
HAROLD BERNARD JORDAN
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Challenging dishonesty
Elizabeth Carey
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Individual responsibility in church government
NAOMI PRICE
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"May I pray for you?"
Nathan A. Talbot
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My gratitude for Christian Science is deep
Marion C. Reed
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I would like to relate an experience I had over twenty-one years...
Kenneth E. Brooke
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I have never written a testimony, but I must not delay longer
Maurice E. Brooks