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An understanding of God has met our needs in raising our children,...
An understanding of God has met our needs in raising our children, in business, in finding homes, and in relationships with others, to name a few. I am sincerely grateful to God for having had Christian Science through the years, and I truly want to "make known his deeds among the people" (I Chron. 16:8).
An experience I had four years ago is proof that one can be restored to wholeness through reliance on God. One morning I had a number of errands to do. Returning home to drop off groceries before making other stops, I ran around the rear of the car to open the other door. Suddenly I tripped, falling heavily onto my back. I lay very still, declaring aloud the spiritual truths of my being as a child of God. I realized as I prayed that I could not be outside God's care. I also saw the pointlessness of constantly hurrying and decided that I must overcome that habit. Finally I got up and went into the house. I was able to be active for a few days but after a time was in considerable pain.

September 19, 1988 issue
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Elephant challenges
Kathleen B. Pierce
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Perseverance and the senses
Lois B. Egeli
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The truth about moments
Paula Stricklin
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Working for God
Kathryn V. Wood
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Pride ... seen and denied
Faith Walsh Heidtbrink
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Jesus' words and works show us the way
Lynn H. Howard
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Perseverance—and healing
William E. Moody
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Spiritual translators
Michael D. Rissler
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What I know about God
Shelley Henderson with contributions from Mary S. Henderson
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I am grateful to have attended a Christian Science Sunday School...
Henry Joy Taylor
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I am told that at the time of my birth, because of complications...
Irene M. Lunsford
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I am grateful to be learning through Christian Science that...
Cathy Jean Miller with contributions from Megan Anne Miller