November 20, 1995
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This was one way God had of assuring our family that we would always be provided for.
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No longer a prisonerFinding Christian Science—and a new lifeTurning again to GodFirsthand accounts of Christian healing today
Have
you ever heard the story of the person who said to the wood stove, "Give me some heat and then I will feed you some wood"?
To worryis to believe that Godis not goodor not always goodor not everywhere goodor not good enough.
There is no child of a child of a child of God;We are all the first generation of divine Love.
So often at our Wednesday church meetingduring testimony time,she would rise and give thanksfor seemingly trivial blessingsrecognized in her daily routine.
There is nothing wrong with faith. It is vital to our lives as Christians. But to continue in the practice of Christian healing, we must understand how we are healed and why.
Good
things don't just happen randomly, nor do they take place miraculously.
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In the Southern Hemisphere, many university and college students are writing their final examinations.
A woman in the hotel asked, "What is it that makes you and your mother look so happy?"
"Tell
me a story, Uncle Frank!" six-year-old Hannah said.
Who
of us has not gotten caught up in petty gossip about someone else, or had the discomforting experience of learning what others are saying about us when we're not around?
One
morning last summer, in praying for Church, I considered how each church member is a healer.
Yesterday
my family and I rode our bikes to Mendenhall River School.
As
a child I attended various Sunday Schools and churches to help me deal with an unsettled homelife.
While
out of town on business, I got up during the second night of my stay to go to the bathroom.
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Convincing testimonies of healing in Christian Science are always welcome for publication.
