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One day several years ago, I noticed a growth on my chest
One day several years ago, I noticed a growth on my chest. Because the growth was small, I gave it little prayerful attention. As time passed, the growth enlarged, and I became afraid.
The Christian Science practitioner I called comforted me and gave me treatment through prayer. To understand that there is no fear in God's omnipresence took a lot of discipline on my part. Overcoming fear was something I prayed about day and night, humbly seeking God's guidance as I continued my in-depth study of Christian Science.
I struggled with limiting notions about man that seemed to counteract what I knew to be true about myself in my real nature as a spiritual idea of God. At times I walked the floor, saying statements of spiritual truth out loud. This verse in Psalms was a great comfort to me: "The Lord will perfect that which concerneth me."
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October 21, 1991 issue
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The Editors
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Seeing beyond racial stereotypes
David Reed
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Man—not a stereotype, but a genuine child of God
Julia Bea Rissler
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Vanquishing our Goliaths
Maria Isabel Camejo
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What do Christian Scientists mean by "animal magnetism"?
Scott Truesdale Thompson
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Dancing
Allison W. Phinney, Jr.
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What is holiness?
Elaine Natale
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When I was four years old, my mother took up the study of...
Sibyl M. Henry
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A few years ago I was laid off from my job
Kathleen S. Collins
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One day several years ago, I noticed a growth on my chest
Helen Dillen Miller
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In 1975, while I was working abroad in a large international...
Lisbeth C. Born