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As a child, I struggled with homesickness
As a child, I struggled with homesickness. I was unhappy in places and situations that I should have enjoyed. Because I didn't like to be away from my parents, I wondered if I would be able to attend college anywhere but in my hometown.
It was in a high-school history class that I first learned what Christian Science teaches. The class subscribed to The Christian Science Monitor. Because of my strong interest in knowing more about God, I read the religious article in the Monitor every day. All my previous prejudice against Christian Science left when I saw that this was a teaching that would make me a better Christian. I recognized in Christian Science the Comforter promised by Christ Jesus, "even the Spirit of truth, which proceedeth from the Father" (John).
Christian Science healed me of the homesickness. I went away to college and lived abroad. In fact, learning of my relation to God has opened up activities that have taken me all over the world. I'm no longer afraid of new places, and I have felt at home and in God's care wherever I've traveled.
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March 19, 1990 issue
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What God wants you to do
Sarah V. Silvernail
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Finding our true, spiritual worth
Wayne M. Malone
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POSITIVE PRESS
Michael Kelly
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Value your beautiful, God-given identity
Elaine Kay Lang
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"All glorious within"
Ann Merrie Durick
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Why it is natural to resist evil
Marlene Chatterton
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FROM HAND TO HAND
P. B.
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FROM THE Directors
The Christian Science Board of Directors
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Confronting the unthinkable, finding the undestroyable
Michael D. Rissler
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Tears, trials, and opportunities
Ann Kenrick
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Afraid of the dark?
Candace Rosovsky
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I Am very happy to share a physical healing I had since I...
Mabiala Nyangasa
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"He brought me up also out of an horrible pit, out of the...
Jane Anne Grigg
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As a child, I struggled with homesickness
Susan C. Stark