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In the 1960's, one of our children...
In the 1960's, one of our children became desperately ill, and the doctor was unable to help. At one stage my distraught wife hastened to a neighbor's to telephone the doctor. This neighbor happened to be a Christian Science practitioner. We knew nothing of Science, but our friend talked to my wife with great motherliness, sharing truths of the baby's spiritual perfection as God's child. Eventually my wife's fears were eased, and the baby was healed.
I had battled poor eyesight for some time. When it became increasingly difficult to see, I decided to consult an optometrist.
As I sat in the waiting room, reading a back issue of the Sentinel, I was prompted to pray vigorously for the welfare of mankind, recognizing the true, flawless nature of each of God's ideas. I began to forget my problems as I acknowledged God's perfect spiritual creation.
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August 20, 1979 issue
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"Who am I?"
JOHN J. SELOVER
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God's man is original—never duplicated
PETER B. VANDERHOEF
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Keeping up appearances
WILLIAM E. MOODY
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Why do I exist?
RUANNE Y. GENTRY
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Always perfect
Brett L. Stafford
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You're very special
GERALDINE KARP
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The "very good" of me
Carol Masner
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Freedom from contagion
MARY MONA SEED FISHER
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Your love is always needed
EVA ANNELIESE SEIDENZAHL
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What gives you form?
Nathan A. Talbot
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Identification that heals
Naomi Price
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Being
Bryan G. Pope
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Claim it—it's yours!
Carole Trotter Ames
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About five and a half years ago, I went through a second divorce
Paulette Riedel
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In the 1960's, one of our children...
Stephen J. Beecroft with contributions from Sally E. Beecroft
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Innumerable blessings have come to me during the twenty-eight...
Consuelo D. de Téllez
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I started going to the Christian Science Sunday School when I...
Christopher Towle
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When I was a teen-ager, I had frightening seizures
Linda Isenburg Good