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Finding our way through deep waters
When troubles seem to overwhelm us, God will always lead us to higher ground.
Deep waters. We all go through them at one time or another—those experiences that threaten to submerge or even drown us with their fury or woe. It may be waves of sickness or misfortune, or maybe an ocean of sorrows. But whatever the nature of the deep waters we find ourselves going through, usually our soul yearns for one thing above all—for an end to the suffering.
Here Christian Science holds out hope, like a hand held out to someone drowning. "Hold tight," it says. "I'll save you!" God's law is always present to free us from pain or loss, to lift us up and out of the waves, above the storm and darkness, to a calm place on the rock of Truth, warmed by the sun of Love.

August 20, 1990 issue
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The peace that gives inner stillness
Roselinde Alt
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Finding our way through deep waters
Brian E. Zavitz
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Preaching the gospel to ourselves
Mavis Rose Latham
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SECOND THOUGHT
"Christian Scientists caught in spasms of intolerance" by Joe Rutherford
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The war on drugs—a spiritual warfare
Elaine Natale
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Finding just the right words
Michael D. Rissler
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When I was a young mother with two little girls and my...
Nancy Kay Giese
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Some years ago, while working on my small car, I lay underneath...
William Sanderson with contributions from Patricia Sanderson
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Several years ago, when I got home from work one afternoon...
Barbara J. Larsen