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About seven years ago, after going through a very busy time, I...
About seven years ago, after going through a very busy time, I felt tired and ill. Yet I neglected to do what we learn in Christian Science to do—to pray for ourselves daily.
Around that time I went to stay with my niece in order to meet some friends. While I was there, one morning I lost consciousness. When I recovered I had difficulty in moving.
A friend, who is a Christian Scientist, came and took me to her home. I had prayerful help from a Christian Science practitioner, but the painful condition did not yield.
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November 4, 1985 issue
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Adrift? Divine Mind guides our course
H. SHELDON THOMPSON
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God's unbreakable law, which heals and protects
JAMES MARSHALL FABIAN
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The deeper dimensions of joy
KATHLEEN PURDY SMITH
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Endless beginnings
GODFREY JOHN
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Healing through prayer is not haphazard
ROSALIND K. REVILOCK-FROST
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Not a bit of it
DORIS LUBIN
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Breaking the shell
DOROTHY A. J. WOODRUFF
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The real wonder in life
WILLIAM E. MOODY
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"You have to be yourself"
BARBARA-JEAN STINSON
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Sing a song
Joy A. Bencivenga
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God's care for us is unfailing, constant
WARREN BOLON
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While I was serving in a Christian Science Reading Room one...
GRACE B. WEINBERG ADER
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I have found that services in a branch Church of Christ, Scientist,...
DAVID ANDREWS with contributions from CRES ANDREWS
