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Shortly after I became a student of Christian Science, I...
Shortly after I became a student of Christian Science, I was traveling throughout the Middle East. Because people conducted business only in the mornings and evenings in that area, I had a summer of afternoons to study Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy.
Walking along with my Arabian friends one dark night on the shore of the Red Sea, I accidentally fell into the deep end of an empty swimming pool. After the impact of the fall, I began praying silently. As a result, the pain receded.
At my insistence, my friends drove me to our hotel instead of to a hospital. But first they purchased some crutches for me. Then I went to my room. There I prayed and studied Science and Health. I absorbed the teachings of Christian Science as if I had found a spring of pure water in the midst of a desert. As I read, I drank in the spiritual truths until fear had been displaced by a knowledge that the real, spiritual man dwells in God, who is all good.
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June 10, 1991 issue
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Dear Reader
The Editors
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Prayer and peacemaking
Kathryn H. Breslauer
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"I felt the crew should hear these words"
Joseph G. Heard
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The healing power of unselfed love
Eric F. Thacher
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Love for the world
Hannelore F. Fuchs
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Christ: the healing and saving idea
Edmonde L. St. John
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Is it too late to be God's child?
Moira Hudson
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Coming home
Michael D. Rissler
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Prayers for wise leadership
Elaine Natale
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Shortly after I became a student of Christian Science, I...
William W. Milburn, Jr.
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My heart sings with gratitude for Christian Science
Nicole R. Chapman
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I will always be grateful that I was raised in Christian Science...
Ellen Mary P. Voss