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One day my finger got caught in a door
One day my finger got caught in a door. My friend went to go get my mom. My mom told me, "God is everywhere, and nothing apart from Him is present or has power" (Science and Health, p. 473).
Then I realized that since there is no spot where God is not, I cannot be hurt at all. On the way home, my mom sang hymns to me from the Christian Science Hymnal, and I started to sing with her.
When we got home, I called my grandma. She is a Christian Science practitioner. She told me not to be impressed by error. When my mom unwrapped my hand, the bleeding had stopped. She couldn't tell which finger had been smashed. By the next day my finger felt fine.
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March 31, 1997 issue
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God: universal Love meeting individual needs
David C. Driver
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Never condemned
Rosalie E. Dunbar
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We can bank on it!
Dorothy A. Franks
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How big God's love is!
Diana Steinle Craun
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The hug of heaven
Bayard C. Auchincloss
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"Never off guard"
Betty M. Shank
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Computers, cars, and God's law of harmony
Laura Matthews
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Mixed marriages and what they show
Elizabeth Dawn Diffa
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Unbreakable family
Ralph Hollingsworth Clarke
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Do you need more money?
Barbara Beth Whitewater
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The happiest school bus in Washington?
by Kim Shippey
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Fired clay and a new dimension
William E. Moody
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Fear is an illusion
Douglas L. White
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One afternoon when our son was a toddler, I noticed some...
Janet Ivcich Hegarty
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"No power can withstand divine Love," writes Mary Baker Eddy...
Pauline D. Jenner
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One day my finger got caught in a door
Ashley Manker with contributions from Paula B. Manker
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During high school, difficulty with severe chest cramps during...
Robert R. Priddy