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In 1986 I was riding in a van with my daughter and son-in-law
In 1986 I was riding in a van with my daughter and sonin-law. We were going east to New York City to visit my son.
The chairs in the center of the van had been removed temporarily, and I was sitting in the back of the van on a couch. As we were driving on the George Washington Bridge, we had to stop suddenly, and I was thrown forward and hit my head with extreme force on the back of the front seat. I fell to the floor; I found I was unable to move. I remember saying, "God is here and there are no accidents in Mind. God is caring for me and therefore I am not hurt." I remembered that the source of all movement is Mind.

March 2, 1992 issue
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The Editors
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Suicide's not the answer
Written for the Sentinel
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Who am I?
Guy Halferty
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Our unconditional freedom
Norman H. Williams, Jr.
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Gratitude—we can't do without it!
Hannelore Fuchs
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Communication and interpretation
Ann Kenrick
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There's a way of knowing what to do next
Elaine Natale
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"God is our refuge"
Mary C. McGee
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Christian Science has been the path to increasingly...
Mary Beth Wright
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In 1986 I was riding in a van with my daughter and son-in-law
Lillie S. Young
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I began dating in high school
Nancy Joy Potter with contributions from Judson W. Potter
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I was raised in another denomination, but I did not...
Karl W. Keferstein