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One Sunday after we ate lunch my tummy hurt
One Sunday after we ate lunch my tummy hurt. So I went upstairs and played some records that have songs on them about God's love. Some of the songs were hymns, and I got out my own copy of the Christian Science Hymnal and started to sing the hymns by Mrs. Eddy along with the record.
Then Mummy reminded me that I had been telling untruths earlier, and that now I was listening to untruths about myself. She told me that the child of God is truthful and only listens to Truth, which is God. Then I felt better and I was able to eat my ice cream.
I was eight years old when I had this healing. I have been in Sunday School since I left the nursery.
NICOLA RUTH CHAPLIN
Middleton Scriven, Shropshire, England
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February 25, 1980 issue
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Ready willingness to serve God
C. EARLE ARMSTRONG
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Demonstrating our spiritual identity
RICHARD CLAUDE HAW
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Like a magic penny
NANCY HUMPHREY
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Poverty is not a power
SUSAN LAMOTHE
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Mind's control in time of crisis
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You're no time bomb
FLORENCE B. ARNETT
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Healing delayed? Start kedging!
BENJAMIN M. HENSLEY
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Turning threats into promises
BEULAH M. ROEGGE
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Effect and side effect
NATHAN A. TALBOT
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Be a pioneer!
Julie Ann Cominotti
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Today
Dorothy F. London
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Our twin son and daughter were born prematurely
HELEN FADER POULTON
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After a bad fall I found that I could not raise my arm
ROBERT D. STRANATHAN
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One Sunday after we ate lunch my tummy hurt
NICOLA RUTH CHAPLIN
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Many years ago I chose to rely on Christian Science treatment...
IRIS V. BARTON with contributions from JAMES L. SWARTOUT