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As one who had attended Sunday School, but then slipped...
As one who had attended Sunday School, but then slipped away from Christian Science, I was greatly troubled by the ravages of nicotine addiction and cigarette smoking. The more I tried to quit, the more tobacco won. It appeared to be a hopeless problem.
Later, while I was talking to a Christian Science practitioner about other matters, she asked me whether there was a desire on my part to stop smoking; if so, would Christian Science treatment be agreeable? My eager response was "Yes."
Within ten minutes the consecrated prayer of this practitioner was having results. Away went every vestige of my desire for tobacco, just that quickly, and never returned.
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May 29, 1995 issue
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Our healing mission
Lynn G. Jackson
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Watching the clock—or trusting God?
Judith M. Bell
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True communication
by Kim Shippey
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Dear Sentinel
with contributions from Alice S. Greenwood, Tina Penfold
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At a dead end?
Ralph N. Whistler
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Innocence—man's true heritage
Eva-Maria Hogrefe
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Satisfying the search for spirituality
William E. Moody
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Self-improvement and family relationships
Barbara M. Vining
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In my early twenties, after the end of my first marriage, I found...
Christine Hurley Pappas
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A healing I had several years ago clearly showed me the scientific,...
Roberta JoAnne Brown
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"Ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free"
Marie H. Lezette with contributions from Cherié L. Speer
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As one who had attended Sunday School, but then slipped...
Eugene F. Corbin