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Maggie prays
Maggie ran through the house calling to her mommy. She was going so fast, she was all the way to the kitchen before the screen door banged shut. Her clothes and hands were all muddy, and she cried: "I hurt myself! I fell down. Get in the car. We have to go to Grandma's and hear the truth."
Mommy scooped her up in her arms: "It's all right, Maggie. We can pray right now. We don't need to go to Grandma. God heals us. We can call her later and tell her how you prayed."
Maggie was surprised. Then Mommy said she was sure that help was right here in the Bible. Mommy said, "'Blessed are they which do hunger and thirst after righteousness: for they shall be filled.' Matt. 5:6 . Remember that beatitude? It means God is blessing you right now when you're ready to hear the truth."
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October 20, 1986 issue
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God's help—here and now
Sharon Slaton Howell
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The windows of heaven
Jeanne Elsie Kennedy
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What do Christian Scientists mean by the atonement?
Frederick A. Beem
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Christ Jesus
Jane Huelster Hanson
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The universal availability of Christ
Elaine Schuster Dent
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POSITIVE PRESS
Mark Munro
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"As a grain of mustard seed"
Marceil Ruth DeLacy
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Prayer
Lucy Chambers Karwell
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Simple things mean a lot
Michael D. Rissler
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Christ stills complaint
Carolyn B. Swan
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Maggie prays
Patricia Wilhoit
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As I had always enjoyed good health, I took it more or less for...
Maja Joanna Geek
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In the fourteen years since my first testimony was published,...
Judith H. Hedrick
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I was brought up in Christian Science and have relied on God...
Colin G. Treworgy