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Searching for love and a feeling of completeness—and...
Searching for love and a feeling of completeness—and never being able to find it—resulted for me in a broken family, strained relationships, divorce, and illness. I felt there must be something more than what I was seeing. Prayer and religion had always been a part of my life since childhood, but they did not satisfy. After studying many different religions, I gave it all up and did not allow God or religion to be discussed in my presence; I would just leave the room.
At a very crucial point in my life, when everything fell apart and I suffered a nervous breakdown, a friend shared Christian Science with me. She left a copy of the Bible and Science and Health, which were marked for that week's Bible Lesson from the Christian Science Quarterly. The lesson was on the subject "Love"—just what I needed!
I began to read and study these entirely new ideas about God, with very little understanding of what they were all about. The only thing I did know was that while I read I felt better. "One thing I know, that, whereas I was blind, now I see" (John 9:25).
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December 6, 1993 issue
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From the Editors
The Editors
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Keep the Christ in Christmas
Doreen O'Donnell McClurg
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Love with patience
Lillian B. Dewey
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Never separated from Love
Rita Hayes Hornbeak
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Overcoming disasters through prayer
Andrej J. Remec
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What you can give at Christmastime
Mary Metzner Trammell
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Angels at the bedside
Barbara M. Vining
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God's delight
William Little
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As the Christmas season rolls around, two healings come to...
Edwin G. Leever
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I had no faith at first that Christian Science could heal me...
Kathleen S. Roberts
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Searching for love and a feeling of completeness—and...
Geraldine C. Stephens