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As a little girl, I naturally felt close to God, heard His guidance,...
As a little girl, I naturally felt close to God, heard His guidance, and had wholehearted faith in His ability to deliver me from evil. Although my parents did not attend church, they had faith in God and took me and my sisters to Sunday School at a Protestant church. I tried to practice in my daily life what I was learning in Sunday School and prayed to God as I was taught. One time when I was ill with German measles I felt God's presence, and very distinctly heard, "I am your Life." This message from God was a milestone in my spiritual development and made me more receptive to God's guidance.
During my first year of college, my father was murdered. This plunged me into a mental state of despair and darkness. My world, as I had known it up to that point, would not be the same, and I couldn't find comfort anywhere. I had questions that required spiritual answers. I had a deep hunger and desire to know God better and truly understand Him. I knew that only God could fill the void I was feeling.

September 16, 1991 issue
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INSIDE: LOOKING INTO THIS ISSUE
The Editors
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"Prayer takes the needs of the world seriously"
with contributions from Susan Word
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Our great spiritual adventure
E. Margaret Grace
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Second Thought
M. S. Mason
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The gentling of families
Holly Bolon
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Breaking the chains of inertia
Robin Hollenberg
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New to Christian Science
Allison W. Phinney
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The reality of God—how can we really know?
Michael D. Rissler
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As a little girl, I naturally felt close to God, heard His guidance,...
Vicki V. Sheffield
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I attended a Christian Science Sunday School until the age...
David B. Snyder
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I would like to express my gratitude for a healing one of our...
Ragnhild Mackern