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Mere words seem to fall short of conveying one's heartfelt...
Mere words seem to fall short of conveying one's heartfelt gratitude for Christian Science. But I will try to express my deep gratitude for the joy and peace that fill my consciousness as a result of the many healings I have had through Christian Science.
Some years ago I was an officer trainee at a naval training school in New York. When I began getting low grades in my class on maneuvering, I was informed by my instructor that I was failing the class. With this news I became fearful of having to return home and face all my friends as a failure. I worried so much that I became ill. One of my shipmates missed me at meals and felt I probably needed some prayerful help. So he notified a Christian Science Wartime Minister and asked him to visit me.

January 27, 1986 issue
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Be grounded, not stranded
CANDACE A. ROSOVSKY
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A flood of gratitude brings healing
MARGARET CHRISTENSEN
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Gathering the wheat
M. BETH KELLAM
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The reign of good
MARY BARNES
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Hide and seek
RAÚL MORALES
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Frightening phone calls: no "terror by night"
JUDITH H. HEDRICK
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SECOND THOUGHT
Howard J. Conn
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What shapes our morality
WILLIAM E. MOODY
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The ever-present help of God's grace
BARBARA-JEAN STINSON
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Something new for me
Lois Nightingale
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Mere words seem to fall short of conveying one's heartfelt...
WILLIAM B. BURR
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In Science and Health, Mrs. Eddy assures us (p. 246), "Except...
MARIE S. TREACY
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When I was a preschool child, my mother was in deep need...
ESTHER R. VAUGHAN