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I left home when I was sixteen and stayed at my aunt's home...
I left home when I was sixteen and stayed at my aunt's home in New York State for a while. She had some copies of the Sentinel. When I saw what the periodical was, I was afraid to read it, because Dad had said that Christian Science was of the devil. All I knew about it was that Christian Scientists believed in healing.
Several years later, when my daughter Frances was about a year and a half old, she became very sick. She hadn't taken any food or liquid for three days. She was so seriously ill that she was limp. Her arms just dangled, and I had to put my hand under her head to hold it up.
The doctor was coming to see her twice a day. One morning after checking on her he came into the living room and sat down with my mother-in-law and me. Then he indicated that the child hadn't more than two hours to live.
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February 20, 1984 issue
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Purpose, place, and practice
RUTH ELIZABETH JENKS
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Do we know God or know about Him?
STEVEN LEE FAIR
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Enoch's walk
MARGARET TSUDA
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What authority does God have?
MARK SWINNEY
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Healing: miracle, or result of correct view?
JOANNE SHRIVER LEEDOM
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Never out of touch with God
FREDERICK H. BRIGHTMAN
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Your day is God's day
DeWITT JOHN
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God governs all
CAROLYN B. SWAN
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What do angels do?
Marceil Ruth DeLacy
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My gratitude for the Christian Science periodicals...
WENDY L. MANKER
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While I was still a baby, my mother suffered blood poisoning...
EVELYN R. GUTCHESS
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I left home when I was sixteen and stayed at my aunt's home...
MILDRED WATKINS
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I was eighteen years of age when I first attended a Christian Science Sunday School,...
ROSE MARY MONK with contributions from RONALD L. MONK