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The transforming power of prayer
Her family seemed trapped in a web of difficulties. "It's not just that things are so awful, but that I can't see any possibility for change on the horizon—that's what sinks my heart," she confided to her friend.
When her friend shared some ideas he'd learned about prayer through his study of Christian Science, she listened and became so interested that she took up the study of it, too. After that, her experience changed to such a degree that she described her "old" life as "a badly written story that finally began to be revised."
The family situation took a dramatic upturn in ways she previously wouldn't have been able to envision. Health problems and a financial crisis were resolved, and opportunities opened where doors had been closed. This woman felt new—full of hope and purpose. It didn't all happen overnight. But from the point where she began to pray with more understanding, a steady shift in the tide of events was noticeable.
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August 6, 1990 issue
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Sports and spiritual motives
with contributions from Nancy Molter Kalil
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Stronger than ever
Cyril Barber
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Let Love guide and direct your life
Camille H. MacKusick
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Being right the right way
Thomas C. Asher
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Who is knocking at the door?
Dan Sadowsky
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Finding unity amid diversity
Ann Kenrick
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The transforming power of prayer
Elaine Natale
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Years ago I rented a room from someone who was a student...
Richard A. Cummings
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Nearly one hundred years ago my grandfather was introduced...
Kathleen Stokey Lundeen
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After completing Christian Science class instruction, I had a...
Lloyd A. Bickford