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I am continually grateful that my parents took up the study of...
I am continually grateful that my parents took up the study of Christian Science when I was a child, because at one point I was injured in a streetcar accident. Afterward I was taken to the hospital where my mother was told that nothing could be done for me. She then called a Christian Science practitioner; very shortly I regained consciousness, and my mother took me home. Full healing was soon evident.
In the succeeding years I have had innumerable healings. There have been many physical healings and evidences of protection, including four instances of painless childbirth, demonstrations of supply, and business transactions completed harmoniously. For all these forward steps I am very grateful.
October 24, 1983 issue
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With tongues of angels
ROBERT A. CHARBENEAU
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Small change—big difference
BRUCE C. JOHNSON
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The Christian accent
CHRISTOPHER CIEPLY
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Use it or lose it
WALTER CARTER BUTLER
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Bethesda poolside
GLORIA CLEMENTS
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THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR
WARREN BOLON
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Taking our cue from Spirit
LIEBER ANKER
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"Hang up, error. My line's busy!"
MARGUERITE McCULLEY ARMSTRONG
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FROM THE DIRECTORS
THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
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Do we need to improve?
BARBARA-JEAN STINSON
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Love maintains the church
CAROLYN B. SWAN
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First case
Udai B. Hoffberg
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Since becoming interested in Christian Science...
VIOLET E. G. WOOD
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In January 1982 there was a lot of talk about the flu, and how...
BRAD HILL with contributions from ELEANOR KRAHL HILL
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I am continually grateful that my parents took up the study of...
HAZEL B. CHRISTENSEN