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My mother tells me that when I was born, I came home from the hospital with a rash that newborns sometimes got called impetigo. Despite the fear associated with this contagious disease, my father, who was new to Christian Science, trusted the treatment of the Christian Science practitioner my mother called because he himself had experienced healings. The rash soon disappeared permanently.
In Sunday School I learned the value of putting God first in my life. Later, Christian Science class instruction showed me how to solve problems more confidently by following Christ Jesus' teachings and example.
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December 8, 1997 issue
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TO OUR READERS
The Editors
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Safe travel: a Titanic or an ark experience?
Channing Walker
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The night the Titanic sank
C. H. Lightoller
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Ladies and gentlemen, enjoy your flight!
Clark Gary Rogers
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Where is God if tragedy strikes?
Sancy Nason Childs
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Wake up and watch
Maryl Nier Wells
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Waking thoughts
Genevieve Wilks Grimmett
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"We have no poor"
Marguerite E. Buttner
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Nothing to wear!
Susan Bradway
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Two Christmases?
Henry G. Rutledge, Jr.
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Christmas holidays kept peaceful
Mary Neale Stutt
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Belonging to a fraternity
Clifford Kapps Eriksen
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Will I go to heaven?
Linda Hitt Shaver
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Beyond traditional boundaries
by Kim Shippey
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Be happy today
Barbara M. Vining
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Morning start-up
Kardyne Flad Steacy
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When my daughter was twelve years old, she ran away from...
Caroline Sellar Dunlap
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On a rainy morning, while I was en route to work via a winding...
Sherry L. Fleener
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My wife and I were planning a much-awaited trip in 1995 with...
Percy M. Lowe, Jr.
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My mother tells me that when I was born, I came home from...
Susan Hunt Deal