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November 10, 1986 ISSUE
How spiritual commitment leads to healing practice
Many Christian Scientists aspire to becoming public practitioners. Here's how one person reached the goal.
[Name withheld by request]
Each year for thirteen years, since I had taken class instruction in Christian Science, I had joyously attended my association meeting, the annual gathering of students for spiritual inspiration and instruction. In 1982 I was not able to attend.

November 10, 1986
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November 10, 1986 issue
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Addressing human-rights issues through prayer
Robert W. Jeffery
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Peaceful coexistence
David W. Barton
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In a flame of fire
Peggie Case Paulus
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Spiritual fact, not human categories, determines employment
Aylein Eckles Konrad
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What do we mean by scientific?
Allison W. Phinney, Jr.
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Weighing the evidence of spiritual healing
Michael D. Rissler
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It has been many years since I have submitted a testimony to the...
Margaret Noble Pleasant
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Christian Science first came to my notice years ago when I was...
Priscilla Morritt
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By the time I was a young woman, I had experienced many...
Honor G. House
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For over half a century, Christian Science has shown me the...
Phyllis A. Klang