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Gwinnett Daily News
[Readers of this newspaper were invited to send in home remedies for various aches and pains. Suggestions ranged from cabbage leaves and masking tape to cold teabags. A minister responded as follows.]
"The home remedy of choice for our family ... was first practiced by a small group of deeply devout people who we consider our spiritual forebears. Here is how one of their leaders describes it.
"'Is there any one among you suffering? Let him pray. ...' (James 5:13)
"This first century 'home remedy' has over the years proven effective against the most mundane and critical of illnesses. ... And as you have probably already determined, it is a remedy exercised by those who have some understanding of Jesus Christ. ... For our family it is one of the first we turn to."
Copyright © 1989 by Gwinnett Daily News. Reprinted with permission.
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August 21, 1989 issue
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Beyond these walls
Jean M. Langerman
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Keeping everything in spiritual order
Carol R. Panerio
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"Blessed are they that mourn"
Jane K. Thatcher
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Believe the words for the works' sake
Jennifer Hall Tefaaora
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Good is never dormant
Charles T. Allison
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Luster
Marian Cates
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The "problem" with new perceptions
William E. Moody
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What's really to be won?
Michael D. Rissler
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I was introduced to Christian Science through an issue of the...
Doretha Ruth Simms
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When one of our children was about eighteen months old, he...
Earleen Ann Bailey
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A friend of mine asked me to spend a few days with her in a...
Winifred E. Manning
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At one point I was employed in the textbook department...
Betty Beal Metzler