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I am increasingly grateful to God for His love and care
I am increasingly grateful to God for His love and care. Since my last testimony in the Sentinel (November 20, 1976), I have had healings of dizziness, chest pains, colds, a heart problem, and what seemed to be a mild stroke. The stroke alarmed my family, but through prayer the effects were healed within a day. During that day, I prayed to understand God better as divine Mind and to know that God is my Mind. Especially helpful to me was Mrs. Eddy's statement in Science and Health "The divine Mind that made man maintains His own image and likeness" (p. 151). I remain completely well.
In recent years, I am most grateful to God for my family, for our unity as a family, and for an increasing realization that the whole wide world is our true, spiritual family and that we all are united in one grand brotherhood under a common Father, God.
The stroke alarmed my family, but through prayer the effects were healed within a day.
Recently we had a problem with a neighborhood boy. When he played ball, the balls would sometimes come into our yard. To retrieve them he would climb our fence and damage the flower beds.
One afternoon our family was praying specifically for a way to resolve this difficulty. A knock came at the door. It was our friend. He apologized, and never again did we have a problem with him.
I have had all kinds of healings, but more than anything else I am grateful to God for the small things, the little things, and for His just being God, who is always with us, the One we can turn to all the time.
Kurt Flach
Reading, Massachusetts
January 20, 1997 issue
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"Spirituality & Healing in Medicine—II"
by Kim Shippey
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Preparation for healing
Mark Raffles
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Reports from Canada
Bob Harvey
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God's power over thoughts of self-destruction
Betty W. Hurlburt
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God is ... forever
Joan Mary Rieck
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Federico prays in an earthquake
Patricia del Castillo
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No "dead cities" in Love
M. Frederic Medjo Nsengue
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The solution to crime: spiritual understanding
Sue E. Shields
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Safety
Ellen Moore Thompson
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Dealing with crime through prayer
Corinne Jane Teeter
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Don't be afraid of evil
Pauline D. Jenner
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To the young woman in Oslo ...
Mary Metzner Trammell
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Some months ago while traveling for pleasure in a neighboring...
Bruce Winters with contributions from Diane C. Winters